I don't know if this YouTuber is reliable, but if he is (and the video does look well made and the guy looks wholesome), then this is disturbing and worrying on several different levels...
this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2024
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He certainly tries to be correct and research his stuff. I would argue his stuff is just as reliable as most well regarded science communicators
He's opinionated but a pretty good science communicator.
I've never seen Kyle Hill deliberately spread any kind of misinformation. He always consults experts on every topic he covers. He is reliable.
All these YouTube thumbnails are so fucking cheesy I can’t give a click to them
@HootinNHollerin@slrpnk.net I hate them too. Let DeArrow help you weed out the clickbait (from the dev behind SponsorBlock)
Thank you! I had no idea this existed.
Looks like whack-a-mole.
With AI and bots they can spin up new channels with stolen content way faster than you can take them down...
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