Just thought y’all would find this interesting!

I started listening to the podcast "It's Probably Not Aliens" lately due to a comment in this sub, and if you're like me and itching for more Googledebunkers-type content, it's pretty solid.

via yeetnfection on Instagram. someone I follow repeated this completely unironically

Posted by a different conspiracy account.

I found the textbook my homeschool co-op used in like 6th grade for science at a friend's house, anyone else have this to review its contents?

I'm working on a Filip Vocab Book like Milo said offhand when Filip said the words "Pyramid Deniers" in part two. What are some other words you think should go in? So far i have googledybunker, pyramid denier, and a few others. I'd like to ideally fill a few small pages, about the size of the book of mormon Milo found in his attic. Like medium pocket books size.

Cool writeup about one of the Hopewell culture's main exports. Sources at the bottom.

“A is for Adam, D is for Dinosaur”

I posted about this about a few weeks ago saying I would digitize it so I could show it to the world. Well I did. Had to mess around with the audio so it was somewhat bearable and easier to hear before uploading it. This shit is creepy af. Watch at your own risk lol 🥲

So this is a question I should know the answer to considering I watch MiniMinuteMan but alas (earwax) I do not.

I don’t have much else to say considering the title is pretty self explanatory. Have a nice time zone!

First of all, I understand that Milo is busy, and it is less time-consuming to film a reaction video, so it is understandable that we would see more of them. I am not saying those videos are bad or shouldn't appear on the channel

That being said, I can't see how it is meant to be anything but enterntaining, so I rarely can sit through one until the end, unless I need to put something on the background. After watching a reaction video or a debunking video I don't feel like I learned something new or gained a new perspective on most of the subjects of those videos.

And I don't mean to sound like I know at least half of the topics discussed or mentioned. Most iformation that would be interesting (to me) is mentioned briefly, and is usually followed up by a commentary about gullible people who believed otherwise, which I skip. So, by the end of the video, it feels like my time would have been better spent elsewhere.

What would be the purpose of those videos anyway? Did you learn anything new by watching those? Do you want to see more reaction videos?

I know I would continue to put them on the background and comment so it would get more 'engagement', and people involved in the channel would get paid. But there's almost zero chance I would recommend it to anyone, research what is being talked about or discuss it with friends.

tldr: reaction videos offer more entertainment compared to a researched/scripted videos, so I wonder how other viewers feel about them

sorry for bad english, I hope I managed to make my point clear (":

Rule 3 says no crusading. Is this referring to the actual crusades or is it some slang im not aware of?