Why do old docu's seem more informative? New stuff seems to lean on excessive/flashy "chrome" around the content.https://twitter.com/openculture/status/760661747577401344 …
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intuition: underlying is rise in leaning on tricks that manip emotions. What's incentivizing use of that kind of thing?
idk I love the old crackpot doc chariots of the gods, it's very "informative" and very manipulative
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right, I see more variation in docu's based on books or otherwise originated in less mainstream minds (youtube creators?)
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but there does seem to be a bad aesthetic with a huge market share lately, substituting cues of drama/insight for the real thing
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here have some Adam Curtis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg …
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