This matters. It may well be the tutorials are perfectly fine, depending on who you are. I find that they way we organize and search for information through a

This matters. It may well be the tutorials are perfectly fine, depending on who you are. I find that they way we organize and search for information through algorithms offered by the likes of Google and YouTube offer you this "10 sizes fit most" type philosophy where you get several results and they are deemed "the best" and you can self-select into using which tutorial is the most suitable for you. Though it may be the case that none of them are suitable for you, despite them being suitable for others. Can you even conclude they are bad? I don't know. I think there is a deeper lesson. It's not likely a situation arises that satisfies everyone and it's not likely you can tell when it is the situation that is bad or whether you are just not suited to it.