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Nice video! I wonder how much of not hiding your gear as part of UA-cam culture is the fact that it is adverticement. 1. Gear sponsors is one of the ways to finance your video. 2. Big UA-camrs show their gear because of this. 3. People copy who they see. 4. People show their gear without sponsorship (maybe in hope of getting sponsors as well).

Good vid

Great video Evan. I've been thinking about this trend a lot and how it should effect my content. All the best from Tokyo. Mac

I had seen/heard the OG Broadway cast for SIX the musical before finally getting to see it in 2023. Jane Seymour was played by Aubrey Matalon in the show I attended and she was my favorite queen that night. Abby Mueller's Jane was "awkward mom friend" type, but Aubrey's Jane came across as someone much... meeker(?) Of course Jane's view of Henry was different than the other girls, but the way both actresses sang "Heart of Stone" really accentuated different parts of the tragedy of Jane, and Aubrey's performance made me see Jane in a different light. With Abby, the tragedy is a life cut short on the brink of a happy ending. Their marriage, though far from perfect, was one of love on both sides, and with a newborn son it was set to last. She doesn't crack until she thinks about her son growing up without her. She mourns the lives she's left behind. But Aubrey's Jane has realized that her relationship with Henry was not good. But the realization has come too late, she's already dead. She can't help her son and whatever ending she wanted with Henry she will not have. She mourns a life left unfinished. Both Janes are wonderful portrayals, and Heart of Stone is a beautiful song, but the difference in characterization just blew my mind.

Good presentation. You are, however, making some of the same conflations as Hank Green. You are using bias to explain bias. As an example - you reference a common trope of anti-intellectualism. This, presented as factual, is a cognitive bias (more precisely - affect heuristics, self-serving bias (as it justifies your looking down on others), and attribution bias) and is used to give your words (bias) meaning. As a data nerd myself, I love to see people present data as information. I am always disheartened to see data viewed through a lens of statistical bias and rendered (via graphic, graph, or text) as the answer to ones own cognitive perspectives. Hank Green does this often and, in the referenced video, did this to the point he had to go back and edit his video to remove some of his emotional injections into his presentation. (And dial it back a bit to refocus his hostile attribution bias.) A better way to approach this topic might be to address the generalizability of the information to determine how accurately the data is being represented. In short, let the data speak for itself. Don't "tell" everyone how to interpret the data - this is usually intellectuals telling others they are anti-intellectual if the "interpretation" of the data is not as intended by the information presenter. (Again - bias used to describe bias.) This is a potential root cause of problem with election maps (and the data distortion that is intended to mislead). I would love to hear your take on causality in data. (This is a serious question and something I think is being missed in all of these types of discussions.) Cheers.

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Touch grass nerds

Holy crap. This was great. I'm going to fire this off to my media literacy community.

Amazing and insight full video, made me subscribe instantly 😆

How a performer portrays their character can affect your opinion of that character. What's a character you've seen portrayed in different ways that affected your experience of that story?

This has 300k subs production quality, not 300. Well done. Subbed!

Great video

David's map visualization of the electorate is brilliant! Thank you @Evan Kinswood for bringing it to my attention!

I agree. Creating is hard, but it's great when we can jump from the "I can do that" to the "I did that"

Very good message and information. I had not heard about the rat study you described.

You ever think its cause no one ever asks honestly. Figure out how to be genuine in your speech you'll have better results

Yes! Thank you!!

Thanks for sharing now I just want jazzpanese

It wasnt your opinion, you were talking crap about something and you were wrong, and instead of owning it like an adult, you deflect like a child. Youre an embarrassment

"I am the authority on my own experience." = Solid Gold.

Is this a reference to the dirt man song?

We will be there 🎉 I love this fest!

Well, looks i found a new portal for an adventure to go on. Be safe on your travels!

I love your outfit!! Hope you had fun!!

Cool

Met Keanu back in 2005. Took a pic with him but that pic no longer exists 😢... he was very kind and generous to us asking for pic or autograph

Both sound funny 😂

Des is Elvis

Dude lives life to the max and got his priorities in order.

Keanu is an awesome person. ❤

Keanu is just there thinking to himself: "I'm Keanu Reeves."

Yes, they even played in a small city in Serbia, not long ago. Awesome dude Keanu!

Yes. That’s really Keanu reaves.

Bro I really think it's him much respect for him he really like the simple life

I genuinely cant tell if that is keanu or not

Im with ya

ReaI

I remember getting that same sword years ago at a fair haha

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Go watch "Optimistic Nihilism" on Kurzgesagt's channel!

That was fun! Thanks, Evan!

Now I've got to know what it is and what happened. Cmon, make more!!!