A recap and extra information on Gobekli Tepe and similar stories that synchronize, last half hour or so.

Definitely the furthest he's gone against Google and the dark side of Truths with the .gov.  

I doubt he'll be demonetized, might get a strike and video vanished but I think the backlash would make things worse and more popular than the relatively smaller audience he reaches.    

Likely won't be popping up on recommended videos, though.

I think this episode he used hecklefish to disrupt phrases so The Algorithim didn't catch things as a phrase since it was an interrupting voice, and to say things that weren't supposed to be said, but put in a humorous way for a satire defense.

But yeah, Hecklefish should be the occasional wisecrack smart ass, and not a co-host.   The advertisements are cute sometimes but some jokes have been done to death.   They're still useful to disrupt a continual topic from AI scanning for WrongThought, however.

That one doesn't step on toes or push limits anything like last week episode.  Still, it's a good one with a lot of information that might make people realize our friends "decided to have a revolution" and turn into a dictatorial government, except with a CIA friendly leader at the top.

Was there even a compilation video this week?   Or was this a scheduled week off?

It goes back to expectations.   If he lets people know  the next week will be a Sunday, or if he just comes out and says "Between Thurs and Sunday" for released, I really don't think anybody would care.    

With the post above then video removed, I thought for a minute it was his video posted then got nuked which fuddled my brain for a minute.

I know I should shut up and enjoy the new video, but the title....   Didn't he already cover him in both the Philadelphia Experiment and Montuak episodes?  This just focusing on one person there in a different light?  

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After watching this episode, I strongly approve of statements made in his monologue starting around the 33 minute mark.   Don't immediately discard or love anything because of bias.  Ask questions and when disagreeing, explain the reasons for it.  

This ties in strongly with the Dunning-Kruger Effect:




This effect is what the left uses heavily in education/schools and media.   Educators and influencers make youths think/feel they must have a strong opinion and stance on everything all utopia like and those opinions are formed at the first peak of the graph - Mount Stupid.   Then keep them on that mountain and if they question, attack them for being too open minded, and always attack those they are told are the enemy (I think it's Eastasia today...).

After that fixing of opinions while most everything they see is brand new to them (youth, their life is run by the educators and influencers, parents don't even rate 10% of their time, and that is in a caring and loving family), those opinions stay with them as they grow older, unless they were shown otherwise about the real world by family and friends, they believe that utopia that was dictated to them when they were kids will be real someday if they just keep doing what they're told by influencers without questioning any of it.     They are literally unable to learn because of all their opinions formed in their youth when at Mount Stupid, they instantly knee jerk run away from any information/opinion/writing that doesn't sympathize 100% with their beliefs.  They can be nudged, just a tiny bit, like 1% at a time, over a very long period of time, to learn more and progress to the right of the graph with wisdom and not form such strong opinions in the future (though many still voluntarily stay).   This happens on the right just as on the left, and in most every topic from politics to foods.  




This forum is one where polarization is extremely visible.  People interested in learning asking questions grow while those who already have their opinions decided refuse to even read a paragraph or watch a 3 minute video because "it's all bullshit", thus keeping them on the peak of Mount Stupid, showing it, and adding absolutely nothing to the thread value.

The basic rule here is - Don't Do That.   LEARN, never stop learning and don't reject information because it doesn't follow your opinion  exactly.   Forming an opinion and arguing about it (vs some other opinion) is a way to learn new things, as long as information is added to justify the position.  Simply saying "bullshit, no" is not favorable content here.  We're trying to kick as many people as possible off Mount Stupid by dropping their opinions and starting from scratch.  Even then many of us disagree and there's a crapload of bad info out there either by accident or design so it helps to have as many sources as possible, as well as an open mind.   I personally don't think people need to have a solid decision on opinions on every little thing until time comes to have to act on them and make one stick.  New information is always being released  which nudges probabilities around a lot, and there are a billion facets to nudge.  I don't think you must hold a solid opinion, but more like guesses and guidelines of what the outline might look like.    Being able to argue for an opinion as well as against it is the best way to test an idea out, just in your head, argue with yourself now and again, keeps you alert.

Anyway, been saving some sketch of this rant for a while now and figured this was a good place to put it since AJ hit the nail right on the head in the "debunk" section of the video, and to continue to question everything and to continue learning.