How to Cook That: Debunking Fake Videos - Neatorama

The How to Cook That channel with Anne Reardon has been debunking fake videos for a while now. This video debunks a few videos but also talks about the deeper problems that YouTube's Algorithm presents and how it is driving out content creators and feeding large media corporations with sinister results.

What does this mean for the future of Youtube and online content?

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Spider Set Gauge

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Schrodinger's Cat: Wanted Dead And/Or Alive
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