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US Politics 16w
People try to discredit YouTube but the amount of books I’ve discovered from YouTube channels has been insane
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Anonymous 16w

who tries to discredit youtube, honestly never heard of that

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Anonymous 16w

That’s not the kind of content they are trying to discredit

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Anonymous 16w

Find the right channels and it's insightful

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Anonymous 16w

And not even from channels dedicated to books, it's like when Democracy Now invites on authors and poets and artists and filmmakers. Or one of my favorite essayists references something that sounds really interesting

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Anonymous 16w

Going after dangerous conspiracy theories isn’t discrediting YouTube as a whole

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Anonymous replying to -> master 16w

Why do you pay for premium when you could just get an adblocker😭

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 16w

Family plan is cheap. No adblockers for free on mobile. Not worth the advlocker war that's constantly going on. Premium let's me beta test features.

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Anonymous replying to -> basedpaperbasket 16w

I know tons of people who talk shit about “getting your information off youtube”

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 16w

I mean it’s a fair point to discredit people using “I saw it on youtube” as their sole reason for believing something, just like “I saw it on facebook/tiktok/etc.” It speaks more to how that person tries to justify their ideas rather than the validity of where they got their information

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Anonymous replying to -> basedpaperbasket 16w

It’s way different than saying “I first heard about it on a youtube video by x about y”

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