Just watched Hbomberguy's exposé on Andrew Wakefield. It was interesting. It was funny. It was factual.
It was also nothing new.
Folks like @powerm1985 and Jeff Holiday have been deconstructing Wakefield's shit for years, and in more depth, but nobody listened. Why only now?
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If so, then it's all the more reason for someone following an already-beaten path to go into more detail, not less. Yet you'll easily find a more detailed, nuanced analysis by watching Jeff or Myles's videos than what Harris here put out.
It just makes me wonder, are we going to see a "groundbreaking" exposé about how California Jam is actually a right-wing nut-job seminar in 3-4 years' time, something people *should* know if not for "view counts"https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KWCvzICgPKU …
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I think it's a net positive when important topics getting boosted by multiple people to reach the widest audience possible. If a larger channel finds sources via smaller channels, it's good to boost those channels too. I think he just didn't see those. He did boost Brian Deer's.
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But as someone who dug up forgotten footage of Nintendo's first arcade game and the forgotten first video game easter egg (and first on-screen human), and new info on the lost first playable female character, yet still has 1K subs on Youtube/2K on Twitter, I feel the frustration.
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