It won't be my last video I just need to find a good angle that makes it worth the time.

KZbin still is a great place to learn. No one is forcing you to watch click bait content. I use KZbin extensively to learn about many things such as renovation, repairs, health, exercise, travel, etc. It's up to the viewer to select the right channels to watch, and trust me there are many excellent ones out there.

@@robcanad True, there are still many good channels, but the algorithm rewards click bait content and titles. I'll be specific so you understand my point. There are a few genres I can think of that are rife with misinformation, including investing channels and prepping channels. Regarding investment channels, the ones that encourage ultra risky options rather than tried and true approaches get rewarded. These channels are actively pushing some of the most aggressive investing methods and are likely to cause devastating losses for most people who employ them. Doom channels are another thorn in my side. Crash bros in the real estate market have severely misled their viewers over the past 4-5 years. Similar to what Tony described, content creators that have a more even-mannered approach get no views. Channels that foretell the worst doom possible get the most traffic even though they are wrong year after year. There are licenses and regulations in investing and real estate markets, so why does KZbin not enforce some base-level of moderation? They certainly do for the health industry/topics. The same is true for prepping channels. There is one guy whose channel has predicted the end of the world every month for the past four years. It's ridiculous. I don't watch that garbage but it occasionally pops in my feed and I'm shocked KZbin hasn't pulled that nonsense. How KZbin doesn't regulate that type of content is mind boggling. Why do I care? Because the people who watch these channels vote, and they are being spoon-fed garbage. Many (most?) people don't respect these topics. They often assume big channels with high view counts and subscribers have the best information. They don't, because of the KZbin algorithm, and that's the problem.

@@robcanad I left a longer comment that KZbin unfortunately removed. There are good content creators leaving KZbin because they don't want to play the algorithm (click bait) game. That leaves channels who do play the game as the dominant force in some genres. A few I can quickly think of are investing, real estate, and fitness channels. Some of the biggest channels in those genres are full of misinformation and click bait. Many people assume because the channels have a lot of subscribers and views that they must be accurate/good channels. Many times that's not the case. That issue is caused by the algorithm rewarding those types of channels, as Tony described in his video.

@@user-zk6fc3dw9e I'm sure that's the case but not everyone creates content for their livelihood, for many it's a hobby. The ones who do it for money, to get rich or pay their bills will always have a conflict of interest. The ones who are leaving do so because they are not making enough money. So the take away is to find the channels that exist because the creator simply enjoys providing valuable info for others.

You are the one. :)

No, a few years ago

Yeah that makes sense. Acid doesn't even last that long.

Oh yes it was cleaned up in a week

Not cool

Do you remember me? 7:01

Hanoi is far more fascinating than DaNang but DaNang does have a nice beach.

Yes

@@tony.travels oh no. I'm going Hanoi in November. Do you think it will impact my trip? And from Hanoi airport to my hotel in the Old quarter are the routes going to be okay?

@@8989shopper Everything is back to normal it's fine

City is completely back to normal but there may be up to two more typhoons on the way this month.

@@tony.travels oh no.