As someone diagnosed with ADD, (adhd without the h, functionally the same thing in almost every respect tho), i agree with all of this. It might have something to do with my medication, which makes me get too easily focused on one distraction for a long time, hours on end, but long essay-like videos (this one is rather short by my standards) are really good at holding my attention. If you need to put loads of extra sensory stuff and constant reminders to the audience to stick through to the end of your ten minute video, you are basically admiting your content isnt good enough to keep someones attention. Mr beast and other childrens youtubers like him constantly feel the need to remind you about the "crazy thing" that happens at the end of the video, almost like the entire rest of the video is just filler, and only exists to get a paycheck. Someone who makes videos just talking about things they love, clearly arent in it for the money, atleast not mostly, as they say things their audience might disagree with, they talk about niche things that a wider audience may not be interested in, but it doesnt matter because they love making the video. Its less about trying to appeal maximally to an audience, and more about expressing an interest of yours, and telling other people some of your thoughts about it! It sucks that the internet is somewhat quickly becoming more and more about maximizing profits through any means necessary, but its nice that there are *some* pockets of people who dont care only about the money :)

What does that have to do with it?

​@@Tera_B_Twilight They couldn't make her as a synth before the war because they didn't have synth tech before the war. Which means they could only make a synth version of her after the war once they had developed synth tech. If they were going to make a synth of her after the war once they actually had the tech to make one, they'd either need some of her DNA (and after the war her DNA would be corrupted and all full of radiation which would make it apparently useless, hence why The Institute wanted pre-war DNA from Shaun to make their new generation realistic synths, and not wastelander DNA or even Institute member DNA). And even if that's not the case, the Institute would need a record of her in order to make a realistic and convincing synth copy of her. And they wouldn't have any reliable record of her to work from in order to make a realistic synth either.

Dude, how far into the show were you when you typed this?

@@Tera_B_Twilight well the corporate meeting scene is literally in the last episode of the season (I noticed the glancing up at shadowy figures in the second viewing). Any more condescending and likely false assumptions?

My first thought was that Vault-Tec captured her and put her on ice until it was time to re-claim the wasteland and put her to put cold fusion to work on the new American power monopoly

@@tskwared667 I guess it could be against her will, very possible

Cool comment

@@dustinburkhart8526 thx

The show takes place in 2296. Synths were around for hundreds of years before that, starting in 2178 (current canon). She absolutely could be (and is likely) a synth.

Don't let Emile Parangulo read your comment, he gonna make it canon in twitter.

For me it was the way they looked at each other and how she talked to her as she died. And fallout has a LOT of lesbians

@@CallofFreakyyeah lots of writers definitely got a fetish for it

The difference between fetishization and representation often comes down to execution, most often brought about by stereotypical traits, dehumanizing characteristics etc. which, tbh none of the characters I’ve come across have come off as grossly offensive. Veronica seems chill asf.

I like to think that it's implied that they scissored.

@@eurosonly you sound Isreali