Your opinion doesn't matter to me per se, but arguments do. I'm interesting in learning how you came to conclude that videos are mentally damaging and what you

Your opinion doesn't matter to me per se, but arguments do. I'm interesting in learning how you came to conclude that videos are mentally damaging and what you mean by that exactly, because I don't really believe people can be mentally damaged by watching videos. At least not in any concrete, literal way that a psychologist would recognise. I've heard of PTSD being caused by things like being blown up in a war zone, but from just watching a video? Not familiar with that. Now if by "mentally damaged" you are referring to someone coming to agree with someone else because they listened to their views and arguments then of course videos can influence people, but that's not mental damage. That's just normal evaluation of speech. We may not like the outcome but it's not damage. I don't really understand the other questions you're asking me though. Like, what does majority/minority believer mean?