I think YouTube has the same problem all other content providers have. Good content that's genuinely worth watching is rare and there's no factory method that w

I think YouTube has the same problem all other content providers have. Good content that's genuinely worth watching is rare and there's no factory method that will produce it. Hence, all the full-time content creators have to settle for reliable and steady production of mediocre content, or go out of business. In my opinion, the recommender algorithm doesn't show me good (according to my taste) recomendation not because it sucks, but because there just isn't anything left on youtube it could recommend me that I would like.