True! I used to write in pauses, looking at the audience, turning to look at the slide, then back, to underline the importance of some text. Also, "any questions at this point" if it was longer, and I would rehearse in a deliberate, relaxed tone. More words do not mean better.

And they walked out on their own presentation, leaving the zoom window empty, albeit for a short time.

Evil is banal, a simple and dedicated path to the most profoundly transgressive of acts.

Q-anon is not a game, but a weaponised fandom.

How does social media play into this? Q apparently spreads organically, but was truly controlled. Spread through carefully curated social media use.

Grieve gives us the history of conspiracies from The elders of Zion and up to today, which by insiders is considered to be "the great awakening."

Where did Q-anon go? It is still around, but it is not as clearly in the public image. He starts with the story of Q and of Q-anon - for mroe on this, read Frederik Grønbæk Aarup's master thesis from the IT-University of Copenhagen, he looked at the activities on the forum for the election.

He starts with Q-anon, Capitol and jan 6th 2021. Citing Q, this was clearly announced early. He positions Q-anon as not just bad, but evil and driven by white nationalism.

Final speaker of this panel, Grieve, talks about what a racist ames can tell us about the study of nationalism and religion.

sorry, 25% of all players!