To Post or Not to Post?

Only posting about shit you have personal experience of? Ali explains why white middle class people should maybe shut up. Team discuss different social media platforms and shouting into the voidPosting hot photos on Instagram as awareness raising? The power of posting about stuff you have lived experience with. Sam talks about the power of herd acceptance and how minds change more often than people realise. The advantages of podcasts over social media for actually learning things. The team discuss the information space and Australian politics. Joe talks about becoming a centrist because he’s so sick of being in the inner-city leftie bubble. The Voice referendum is discussed. Sam accuses Joe of thinking people power is non-existent. Facebook is waning fast but offered strong predictive data about Boomer voting intentions in said referendum  Ali mentions marriage equality as a successful campaign with a social media element. The Middle East rears it’s ugly head.Ali and Sam conclude that everyone has personal experience of everything and should post whatever they want, Joe is pissed off.Enjoyed the ep? Share it with someone who might also enjoy it. https://share.transistor.fm/s/2982b484Hit us up at instagram.com/thetenthousandthingspodcastCreators & Guests Ali Catramados - Host Joe Loh - Host Sam Ellis - Host (00:00) - Theme and intro (00:29) - Topic: Posting outside your personal experience - staying in your lane (01:52) - Political Discourse (02:06) - Predicting the Voice referendum based on Facebook posts (03:14) - Reflecting on Personal Social Media Usage (03:40) - Demographics of over posting (03:53) - Personal Background and posting - private school graduates (05:57) - Social Media for Social Change - who to listen to, making space (12:01) - Personal experience resonates more than opinion (29:35) - Analyzing Communication Strategies (30:17) - Class and Political Perception (31:19) - The Impact of Social Media on Politics (32:50) - The Role of Personal Involvement in Political Discourse (35:12) - The Power of Social Movements (37:04) - The Influence of Social Media on Social Movements (39:27) - The Complexity of Political Engagement (44:30) - The Role of Social Media in Raising Awareness