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More like "people interested in X are wrong".

• wybiral 9y ago
  But they're also in the business of responding to search with facts. YouTube is a strange platform in that respect, but if someone searching for the moon landing gets a conspiracy video in the results because it's popular I don't see anything wrong with YouTube including a snippet of verified information that relates to the query.
• AckSyn 9y ago
  True, which wouldn't be wrong. It applies to: anti vaxxers, "flat earth" trolls which I'm positive don't actually believe the earth is flat - but still, and more!
• skybrian 9y ago
  For them to be wrong, they'd have to have an opinion. Why do you think people watching a video like this have a strong opinion one way the other? Maybe they don't and are just looking around.