The Hello internet. Welcome to Game Theory, the show that always votes for LORE.

It's time for us to talk about the triumphant return of one of the internet's most mysterious projects to date,

generation loss.

Over a year ago, we did a theory covering a 28 second video released by former Dream

S&P Minecrafter, Ron Boo.

It was a strange video involving a lot of flashing images and text telling us to learn the history, find the founder, all stuff

that on the surface is just a bunch of gibberish, but to theorists like me and you is clearly

the start of an ARG unfolding.

So I did what I do best. I took a 28 second video and turned it into a week's worth of research and then ultimately wound up with a 17 minute theory about two fighting factions, censorship, and the most frightening thing of all analog media.

And while we didn't have a huge amount to work with,

it seemed like we may have gotten a few things right.

Yes, it is!

It's exactly what I wanted.

And what was more exciting was the tease of a second video coming soon.

And so patiently I waited and waited, but that new three minute video never came.

I was starting to worry that I'd scared Ron Boo off.

But then, out of nowhere, after nearly a year of silence, Generation Loss returned, and this time there was a whole lot more than just 28 seconds of video.

Fast forward to today where there are several teasers, couple more minute-long videos, and a whopping three live streams totaling up nearly four and a half hours worth of watch time.

It even made its way onto the Emmy Awards ballot.

Just a shame that I didn't get the nomination, but what do you expect?

Hollywood's never been the biggest fan of

youtubers. If the first video was our appetizer, this is a full-on buffet that I get to shove down my

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