Submarine Cables and the Rise of Mass Surveillance
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I watch some of his stuff but I wouldn’t blame anyone for choosing not to. The guys presentation of the research is just annoyingly pretentious and he seems to have a bit of an ego.
I get it his shtick is that he’s a hipster journalist referring to your audiance as “guys”. Its just not working for me.
His videos are also really surface level information and lack nuance in a lot of ways too. I don’t blame anyone for not watching him.
I think surface level info is fine for an explainer video. That’s kind if the point. He could do a little more to push people towards more detailed sources of info but he’s not worse then most other explainer and he seems to be sourcing things decently.