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Also, I would not see "making seven million dollars a year by writing" as a reason to dismiss someone. Like, sounds like that such person is doing something oth
by watwut 5mo ago
Also, I would not see "making seven million dollars a year by writing" as a reason to dismiss someone. Like, sounds like that such person is doing something other writers just cant.
- munksbeer 5mo agoThe reason is obviously that engagement drives his revenue, and correctness or facts have nothing to do with it. Everyone knows that content creators will maximise engagement, and clearly he has found an audience who are seeking out a certain narrative, and will write to that narrative to generate revenue.
- tipiirai 5mo ago"clearly he has found an audience" What do you mean "clearly"? Do you know his engagement numbers? Or you just find the content engaging?
- pjc50 5mo agoYoutube view/subscribe/like numbers are public. His are .. definitely in the area one can make a living off, but still below popular game streamers.
- munksbeer 5mo agoI haven't fact checked anything here, I took the $7 million at face value. If he is generating that amount of money from his content creation, then I think my statement makes sense, right? I don't wacth/read his content at all because I find AI-doomers really boring and tiresome.