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+Thinking in Tanks II – project pitch
+During the past months I have explored the telegramosphere. I went deep down the rabbit hole
+between conspiracy theorists, furry-fetish-role-play-channels, bitcoin advertisements, anarchists
+memes and black magic wielders.
+Within Telegrams option for so called supergoups and super channels lies the potential for an
+alternative social media network evolving unseen by most peoples eyes.
+What is happening there?
+By combining the classes original goal of creating a character who’s following a certain ideology with
+artistic research I plan to explore that parallel universe during the next months to map the digital
+unconscious of our global society.
+The aim is to learn about artistic research and the final result could be either an (experimental) audio
+piece or a visualization.
+Working structure / To do‘s:
+- who’s my digital alter ego? Is it possible to get a fake number for that?
+- Gather and connect basic information on Telegram
+- Who’s behind it
+- History
+- Technical issues and functions
+- talk to hackers and people who now stuff about encryption
+- Roam around and get inspired
+- keep record every step to not get lost
+- also keep an audio diary of the experiences, could be useful
+- Collect Channels and contents (postings, photos, voice messages)
+- Attila Hildmann
+- Martin Sellner
+- (…)
+- visualize the interconnectedness of Telegram Channels
+Infos:
+https://www.nzz.ch/feuilleton/telegram-ein-messenger-fuer-oppositionelle-und-terroristenld.
+1579729?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-de-DE
+https://www.heise.de/hintergrund/KI-zieht-Maedchen-aus-4944506.html?utm_source=pocketnewtab-
+global-de-DE
 I grew up in Northern West Germany in a pretty catholic envorinment, but I was baptized as a protestant, eventhough most of my family doesn't really care fore religion and officially stepped out of church a couple of years ago.
 In all of the past two generations on both sides of my family people migrated, mingled with other thoughts that's how I often explain myself a certain sense of belonging anywhere and nowhere at the same time.