malin

Whenever I see my peers complain about "needing" more while they waste their money on shit like doordash, I'm reminded of people like these who really need more.

He said it's "pretty bad" not "just as bad."

It is pretty bad in Ukraine.

Probably subjective.

Interesting.

So the only thing determining whether tesla is good or bad in your eyes is the ceo?

They never provided competitive value to customers, even when Musk was taking the left for a ride.

It's honestly the fate of most edutainment videos.

Eventually they run out of cool stuff to educate people on, so they pivot to hypotheticals.

Vsauce

Wouldn't be any different from previous generations thinking they know something without having experience to back it up.

There's not really a way around this, and I think one of the explainer channels actually went into depth about it.

They gave an example of how everyone learns that the earth is a sphere, but once you 'dig deeper' you find it's not actually a sphere because it's elongated at the equator (making it a spheroid.) You can then 'dig even deeper' and find that the earth isn't really a spheroid, it has mountains and all kinds of other inconsistencies that don't matter to most people but can make a difference to an expert.

The real takeaway is that we should not consider ourselves experts, or even significantly more knowledgeable about a subject because we saw a video on one of these channels. They're for entertainment first.

There is no excitement as the camera passes. The children barely glance.

Less dramatization, more cold hard facts.

So fucking tired of modern 'journalism.'