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90% of YouTube comments are hive mind borderline bot generated "direct quote from video" foam finger NPC I'm with stupid verbal diarrhea. His videos/ads tee up

90% of YouTube comments are hive mind borderline bot generated "direct quote from video" foam finger NPC I'm with stupid verbal diarrhea. His videos/ads tee up such comments which are social proof to further draw in more viewers that generate more such comments.. and now "ads are fun to watch when Ryan does them". He gets a pass, fine, sure, but goddamn.. I watched (and yes, enjoyed as a guilty pleasure) a few of those and YouTube recommended me this crime against humanity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap3JGsCAu9A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ap3JGsCAu9A I never thought I'd say this but there is such a thing as too Canadian. Enough already. Go kick a cat or something to balance it out. At the same time, I recognize there is a lot to be learned from that guy. God I hate marketing. And humans. I mean love. Everything will be fine, just remain positive. Edit: Not to self, stay in your lane Kowalski. Stay. In. Your. Lane.

adolph 4y ago
hive mind borderline bot generated "direct quote from video" foam finger NPC I'm with stupid verbal diarrhea Using commas between adjectives would help with readability to optimize your content engagement. As it stands, it can be difficult to distinguish between adjectival phrases that use nouns like "foam finger." Since diarrhea can be foamy with integrated gaseous contents and I guess can be initiated with a finger (maybe?), it is unclear if the phrase should be "foam, finger, verbal diarrhea" or "foam finger, verbal diarrhea." https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/204202/can-the-oxford-comma-be-used-with-a-list-of-adjectives-of-the-same-type https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/204202/can-the-o...
- recuter 4y ago
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  - adolph 4y ago
    Eats Shoots and Leaves
    - recuter 4y ago
      Apt username, haha. But you can't impose your finicky grammar unto rants. The lack of commas was a deliberate stylistic choice meant to express grumpy breathlessness. I am like James Joyce. Or Dr. Cox from Scrubs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlMWVwAHll0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlMWVwAHll0
      - adolph 4y ago
        It is a fine thing to hold one’s HN comments in such regard. I’m not so ant-footed to impose anything but submit an offering for your consideration should you wish to geld such a lilly.

adolph 4y ago

hive mind borderline bot generated "direct quote from video" foam finger NPC I'm with stupid verbal diarrhea Using commas between adjectives would help with readability to optimize your content engagement. As it stands, it can be difficult to distinguish between adjectival phrases that use nouns like "foam finger." Since diarrhea can be foamy with integrated gaseous contents and I guess can be initiated with a finger (maybe?), it is unclear if the phrase should be "foam, finger, verbal diarrhea" or "foam finger, verbal diarrhea." https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/204202/can-the-oxford-comma-be-used-with-a-list-of-adjectives-of-the-same-type https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/204202/can-the-o...

recuter 4y ago
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- adolph 4y ago
  Eats Shoots and Leaves
  - recuter 4y ago
    Apt username, haha. But you can't impose your finicky grammar unto rants. The lack of commas was a deliberate stylistic choice meant to express grumpy breathlessness. I am like James Joyce. Or Dr. Cox from Scrubs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlMWVwAHll0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlMWVwAHll0
    - adolph 4y ago
      It is a fine thing to hold one’s HN comments in such regard. I’m not so ant-footed to impose anything but submit an offering for your consideration should you wish to geld such a lilly.