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Is your comment satire, sarcasm or something like that? Wouldn't "epistemically toxic" be characterized by false, unsubstantiated or misleading content? A doc

Is your comment satire, sarcasm or something like that? Wouldn't "epistemically toxic" be characterized by false, unsubstantiated or misleading content? A documentary is video, as are recorded lectures, or random experts explaining anything. A video allows us to learn and share knowledge without needing to be in the same room - the overhead of which detracts from the volume of material possible to teach or learn. The 1.5x is helpful when the speaker talks slowly, and makes sense that it's more effective, since your attention is more focused to keep up.

nathias 5y ago
Can you in good faith tell me what sounded sarcastics there? I am completely serious, just ask a lecturer how do zoom lectures compare to live sessions. It isn't just about content, form and medium are very important, not just for greater memorization but also for deeper understanding. If all you do is watch videos you are watching someone else understand something instead of you and then think you have understood it yourself.