Prominent ARG pioneers D. Hon and A. Hon have done much to elucidate the analogies between ARGs and QAnon.[^76] Like R. Berkowitz and J. Matheny, A. Hon professes having felt a “shock of recognition” at witnessing the emergence of QAnon, st…a shared culture of distrust toward institutions and a do-it-yourself approach to conspiracy theories”.[^90] Moreover, not all those engaged with QAnon were politically disenfranchised or conspiracists. A. Chang’s analysis of QAnon enthusia…
G. Boucher
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G. Boucher appears only as a passing reference in these excerpts and cannot be adequately assessed from the provided material. The excerpts focus on ARG pioneers (D. Hon, A. Hon), researchers analyzing QAnon (R. Berkowitz, J. Matheny, A. Chang), and broader patterns of institutional distrust rather than foregrounding Boucher's specific contribution to the seminar's concerns with AI, cybernetics, or networked conspiracy cultures.
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