Clubhouse is definitely full of this stuff, but so is a lot of superficial social networking. It also feels like the VC lovefest a lot of times, but there are a

Clubhouse is definitely full of this stuff, but so is a lot of superficial social networking. It also feels like the VC lovefest a lot of times, but there are also some moments that can be pretty cool. For example, I listened in on a discussion of the Chinese government’s treatment of Uighurs, and when that ended, I listened in on deadmau5 geeking out about cabling runs at live shows and livestream dvr tech. Obviously I didn’t contribute to either of these discussions, but it was still nice to listen in on them. As for contributing, this is where clubhouse is a bit odd. If I want to take part in discussion, I need to start my own talk, join talks with my friends, or be connected enough to be on someone else’s talk. I don’t think it’s likely that you will just drop into a popular talk and start chatting on it, as most of them are “panel-like” discussions.