In most cases, if you send me a YouTube video as "evidence" for your position, I will not watch it. I've found that watching videos is the least efficient use of my time, and I don't do it, with very uncommon exceptions; e.g., it's less than 5 or 10 minutes, I *might* watch it.
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This times a million. Being asked to watch a 90 minute video about why vaccines are harmful delivered by “Tim”, who is otherwise unaccredited, is a constant and absurd reminder that one of our most serious issues is that people are unable to properly source information.
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And consists of—sometimes only of—lies and disinformation.
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Definitely true 99% of the time.
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And repetitive. And boring. And repetitive.
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Also repetitive.
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I tell this to people all the time. By the time video just starts making their 1st point I could have scanned 2 print articles.
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You can let the video play while you have a dictation programme running if you want to "make" a transcript of it to search for relevant stuff.
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The repetition is part of how they work on the people who buy into them. It’s a common propaganda technique.
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A video's length is directly proportional to its wackiness, it is natural law
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length ∝ wackiness²
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