This is a preview of a bonus episode. To listen to the entire episode, subscribe at : www.patreon.com/10kpostspodcast.----more----This week we're going back to Cyberia to talk about Lain's current adventures. In "Infonography", The God of the Wired explains more about Lain's purpose in the Wired, suggesting that she is simply a conduit to his rule over the world (women once again doing emotional labour!). We also find out how Lain exists as "software" and in that way, she is designed to constantly be posting and making people mad for reasons they don't quite understand. Also the weird alien shows up again and it's never explained. Great!

This week, we're joined by Youtuber and Musician Münecat, to talk about venture capital influencer Gary Vee, a man who seems to be on some really unique cocaine constantly and demands that everybody makes content all the time. We talk about how Gary - a patron saint of the Rise and Grind genre of Youtube - has the same conclusion about content as us (Everything is Content), and in understanding this, promotes an extremely cynical vision of creating things online - one in which everything has to have a monetary value, that is extracted in every possible way to every possible audience. Seems kinda bad, Gary! -------Watch Munecat's video on Gary Vee here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2630&v=5Xpx0l6FXJU&feature=emb_title&ab_channel=m%C3%BCnecat

--------Ten Thousand Posts is a show about how everything is posting. It's hosted by Hussein (@HKesvani), Phoebe (@PRHRoy) and produced by Devon (@Devon_OnEarth)

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In part two of our chat with Annie Kelly, a co-host of the podcast QAnon Anonymous, we talk about what's next for QAnon, and why we might see more Q theories make their way into environmental movements and Eco-Fascist tendencies. Because this episode was recorded a while ago, we also talk about Will Smith's Oscar's Slap, and why so many people online kept trying to link it to the Ukraine War, or the *real* global war against Stand Up Comedians????

We're joined this week by Annie Kelly, an academic and co-host of QAnon Anonymous (@AnnieKNK) , who talks to us about what QAnon is up to these days, and how they're taking the whole War in Ukraine situation. We talk about QAnon's current identity crisis, as it tries to figure out what its supposed to be, or who its supposed to be rooting for - all while still trying to continue to play the hits, in an even more crowded content economy. We also talk about post-coma Jordan Peterson posting, and why he's now just making lists about stuff???

Eleanor (@goingmedieval) joins us once again to talk about this weird thing where TERFs and Trad guys seem to realise their visions of the future really aren't that different, and how following the same pathology of posts have allowed them to arrive there. We also talk about how Trads have successfully used the political purchasing power of TERFs to advance their own anti-feminist politics, in such a way that their online habits are basically a mainstay of politics now. Plus, we revisit friend of the show Greg Kelly, who once again is crying because the woke left are RUINING his favourite SWEET TREATS.--------

You can purchase Eleanor's book, here: https://www.bol.com/nl/nl/f/the-middle-ages/9200000117492724/

We're joined this week by Joe Bernstein (@Bernstein) to talk about his recent Harper's long read on Disinformation and the commercialisation of fact-checking, misinformation reporting, OSINT, and its implications of how we understand news, information and data. We talk about what Joe considers to be "Big Disinfo" and the ways in which important work - discerning the truth on the internet- can be leveraged and co-opted by the tech platforms that incentivise and encourage fake news and weaponised information in the first place.

--------You can read Joe's essay, here:https://harpers.org/archive/2021/09/bad-news-selling-the-story-of-disinformation/

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We decided to take a little break from *the discourse on main* this week, to sit as friends and enjoy the Poster's Potluck - where we each bring a few posts we thought were interesting, amusing or downright deranged - and talk about them at length. We also revisit friend of the show Bevvie to see what she's thinking about the war in Ukraine, and propose setting up a Devon Updates twitter account.

Were joined by Oobah Butler, a writer, satirist and host of MTV UK's Catfish, to talk about how scamming is embedded into basically every form of online culture, and how actually, a lot of people really love to be in on the ride, even if they're the ones who are about to lose. Plus, we talk about Oobah's ongoing beef with Jeremy Vine, wherein Vine is trapped in Oobah's mind palace, with no way out.

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We're joined this week by Annie Kelly, an academic and co-host of QAnon Anonymous (@AnnieKNK) , who talks to us about what QAnon is up to these days, and how they're taking the whole War in Ukraine situation. We talk about QAnon's current identity crisis, as it tries to figure out what its supposed to be, or who its supposed to be rooting for - all while still trying to continue to play the hits, in an even more crowded content economy. We also talk about post-coma Jordan Peterson posting, and why he's now just making lists about stuff???

We're joined by writer and podcaster Huw Lemmey, author of "Bad Gays: A Homosexual History", to discuss his recent substack essay on the Cry Laugh Emoji, and its links to British 'banter' culture and cultural encouragement of cruelty. We discuss how concepts of accepted cruelty as social relations became digitally mediated, and how the cry-laugh emoji embodies the worst elements of it, as well as a broader, political effort to enshrine dehumanisation into policy-making. We discuss how and why the emoji is used, why it clogs up our facebook feeds, and why, regardless of who wins or loses an election, it's ultimately the cry-laugh emoji that rules over the British Isles. --------

Read Huw's essay on substack here: https://t.co/1MoivjXLVpFollow and listen to Bad Gays pod, here: https://twitter.com/BadGaysPod