#10 Dubbele moraal, foute creators & bezorgstress

In this episode of *Drie Maten Meten*, we once again measure everything against our yardstick: from everyday frustrations to larger societal themes. We start with the recognizable annoyance surrounding delivery services—long delivery slots, missed appointments, and the chaos that ensues with large deliveries. Next, we dive into a training session on diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and discuss how safe it actually feels to truly be yourself at work. We also share a striking story about how easily you can unknowingly support extreme online creators, and what that says about tunnel vision and missing clear “red flags.” Furthermore, we discuss the role of the media: how nuance is sometimes lacking, but in certain cases actually returns. We also take a critical look at the double standards in international criticism, with a comparison between the World Cup in Qatar and the World Cup in the US. Finally, we discuss a documentary about Forum for Democracy: the ideology behind the party, the role of the media in their rise, and the lack of self-reflection among former members. 💡 Recommendation of the week: the YouTube channel Al-Muqaddimah, featuring strong, scholarly video essays on Islam and history, among other topics.