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Wasn't life better before all of this shit anyway? They sap our time and energy and offer nothing of value in return. They're not fun. They don't help us to grow as people. We're nothing but ad revenue to them. And as far as I'm concerned, conservatives who centralize all of their shit on those sites are sellouts. DON'T FUND YOUR OWN SLAVERY.

The internet was a lot more exciting and fun when you had to look around a bit more, discover new sites, new browsers and apps, etc. It might not feel so great to nuke this entire part of your life, but in doing so you'll make the internet fresh and new again.

Wasn't life better before all of this shit anyway? They sap our time and energy and offer nothing of value in return. They're not fun. They don't help us to grow as people. We're nothing but ad revenue to them. And as far as I'm concerned, conservatives who centralize all of their shit on those sites are sellouts. DON'T FUND YOUR OWN SLAVERY. The internet was a lot more exciting and fun when you had to look around a bit more, discover new sites, new browsers and apps, etc. It might not *feel* so great to nuke this entire part of your life, but in doing so you'll make the internet fresh and new again.

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There is still good content on youtube, but they've definitely been tweaking the search engine and suggested videos... for the worse. I've heard several people say the same things. The algorithm suggests the same videos you've already watched, over and over. Does not expose you to similar material that you might like.

Speculation is that they are trying to control the spread of Q info, right wing politics, conspiracy theories, and any information they don't want to spread.

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Agreed, you have to be agressive with the AI to shake up new material.
I've made dozens of videos myself that have gotten virtually no views other than my own. My most popular vid on YT was actually ripped from my original channel, which I deleted back in '09 or so.