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It's hard to search within the language content of a video to get to the information you want. Video is more serial in experience than text. Also, most times I
by superkuh 4y ago
It's hard to search within the language content of a video to get to the information you want. Video is more serial in experience than text. Also, most times I personally get recommended a youtube video for a complex topic it's likely to be crackpottery. But maybe that's just me.
- sitkack 4y agoI see, that makes sense. To slightly alleviate this problem I usually try and deeplink to the exact time where the best information is delivered so that the viewer can see the value. Then they backup a start where they need to. The nice thing about scrubbing the timeline in YT, is you can see where everyone else has scrubbed to, these are likely the most information dense portions. I agree that video can be problematic. I think in a couple years all media will be able to be projected into any format you want, books, video, audio, slide decks, interactive question and answer. Have a seemingly crackpot video with a nice science finish. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nTqycDH2lM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nTqycDH2lM