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[@imnotbenavery9220]

Loving the evolution of your channel, we need more critical thinkers as thought leaders .

[@yourt00bz]

Pro tip: I’ve been slowly lobotomising myself destroying 98% of my memory, I’ve not noticed anything at all being wrong with anything. Well there’s a few weird Anamolies here and there, it is obvious to even me that Reddit is full of boot leather deep throating morons and military bot farms and always was, that google and KZbin are editing reality and propping up establishment propaganda outlets and brainwashing the masses. Social media is a form of cybernetic social engineering . But other than that, I try not to think about it

[@rexmann1984]

"Archived, of course." Styxhexenhammer666

[@robertcain9682]

It's worse than you think. I always look up certain things to make sure they are still there. They take them down. One was when the FAA approved drone use for cloud seeding. This was maybe 2016. Just can't find it anymore. You get misdirected. There are others as well.

[@mikehalf4027]

When I first sub you had like 200 subs. Now I think ur where you should be. I’m super happy to have watched your channel grow. 👍

[@scottmantooth8785]

*In George Orwell's “1984” he wrote that “Every record has been destroyed or falsified, every book rewritten, every picture has been repainted, every statue and street building has been renamed, every date has been altered. History has stopped.”*

[@skullthrower8904]

Orson welles was right all along

[@poppletop8331]

Will there be mass book burning next? Better hide my library then, I have quite a few British & World History books.

[@BarryMiller2956]

@@skullthrower8904 George Orwell? 🤔

[@REDTTURTLE]

Now in Italy... Orwell is being UNADVISED, not recommended to Young Ordinary People!

[@Eye_Exist]

The plan was orchestrated in his time and the man has an insider view to it. he wrote the book as warning.

[@bobby_c07]

I've noticed this for years now. Whatever is masquerading as a search engine now doesn't even compare to what we had in the late 90s early 00s. We used to be able to find what people were saying and posting in search engines, now they just direct you to whatever establishment site or try to sell you something.

[@Thedaleb1]

One of my favorite things to do in early internet was just type random stuff into a search engine and all sorts of stuff would come up. Now it’s just another vox or Reuters story so 😒

[@lostinaustralia1]

It’s called SEO - the results are manipulated by the people making the content just as much as google. There is no bad guy here only people wanting to have their content in front of your eye balls.

[@smileywarhead5178]

Even spell check was better then although without predictive text, which maybe compensates

[@Thedaleb1]

@@smileywarhead5178 I just hope spell check eventually becomes “woke” and starts changing pronouns and everything else to “woke”

[@andreaspease9935]

So what search engine do you use? You told us to your opinion on Bing lol

[@Vunderbread]

I’m 37, and have been watching this unfold in slow motion every year. It’s impossible to overstate the importance of this topic. We’re watching the literal demolition of our culture, our history, and our independent thought.

[@tomatoisred6966]

Even if you click on the results, sometimes at page two, nothing is even related to the search you made. I've noticed this for a while now!

[@veryhuman7472]

Yeah - I'm 38, I dabbled in web dev during my teens in the 90s. And in adulthood spent a good decade or more working as a software engineer. We lost the dream so long ago now, it barely even matters. For sure there's a new fight to be had, choices still to be made and freedom to be found. But we dropped the ball on the Internet pretty much as a complete whole a long time ago. I remember even like 10+ years ago and especially when that show "Mr. Robot" came out - and I'd see people variously because ultra security & privacy focused. I never bothered - I always said if I could have done it all again knowing what i know now - then yes absolutely, I would have been a ghost online. I would have done a lot of things different, of course, that's how hindsight works. But there's little point striving for online privacy at the moment - we gave it up without a fight a long time ago. Maybe the last time there was even a chance to fight for it, some like Snowden or Assange - and we gave them up too.

[@suckdickman6316]

Try looking for something on the youtube app, you get like 5 vids related to what you searched for and then youtube just puts unrelated vids it wants to push

[@donvee2000]

I'm 58 ... I used to be able to find thousands of different opinions on various topics. Now it's just one opinion on things, theirs. There was so much information out their at one time at one time. It's very sad and very scary.

[@MainStreamRegimeDemocrats]

You can't even talk on KZbin anymore without insane Censors

[@ivanchew725]

They've compartmentalised the Internet through the search engines. Something so stupid and selfish that I didn't think they would do it.

[@janneman7710]

this is one of the reasons things like paper books are important, it can't be censored away so easily

[@jfaber99]

Unless you live in Texas where they are removing any book that the church doesn’t like.

[@ballgum]

We need blockchain and or ipfs search engines now to where things can't be manipulated as easily... and for God sakes...when are people going to quit saying "Google it" and using shit Google? Find new search engines people

[@AXharoth]

they cant? lol?

[@extreame7304]

Funny how people associate conspiracy theories with being crazy, Like having an open mind and different approach to society makes you crazy automaticly

[@sgtigereye]

It’s just a way to make you feel stupid so you stop thinking for yourself and just follow the crowd. It’s a deterrent.

[@xxxxOS]

@@sgtigereye Nah, it's not anymore. Most conspiracy theorists I know do not gaf if people call them crazy conspiracy theorists. When we are proven right again and again it no longer matters people believe it, facts are facts. Im a proud conspiracy theorist. The difference between conspiracy and fact is about 6 months

[@Shervin86]

You're crazy dude! Lol jk

[@dumdristig]

Because conspiracies are extremely rare, almost all conspiracy theories have a much more plausible explanation. It almost never is a conspiracy, but rather people individually acting in their self-interest and/or stupidity. Like this one. Why would anyone care if you saw billions of pages on pancakes? That makes no sense. But limiting the number of results that come back for purely financial reasons, as actually returning billions of results to billions of people would be expensive. So, basically, the search engines are all cheapskates and money-hungry, not trying for some nebulous "control." Far, far more plausible. Of course, the end result is still very bad, but the reason isn't "control," but rather $. If they are steering you towards some places and away from others, it's because it's what makes them the most money (directly or indirectly, sometimes, for example, it's about avoiding legislation that will hurt their pocketbook). If it really was a big conspiracy, would the "evidence" be left out so obviously? Conspiracy theorists are generally crazy, as they have to assume the authors of these conspiracies are both deviously clever and mind-bogglingly stupid at the same time, that they would leave out these "clues" that can be pieced together by hacks on KZbin. And I found this because KZbin suggested this video, if they were behind some conspiracy, wouldn't they hide it? If it was a conspiracy, they would. But, since they can sell ads as long as I click another video, they don't care, or rather, they love you guys, they're profiting off you, which is more than a little ironic...

[@fr33kSh0w2012]

@@xxxxOS Same here half of the video's and one of them have the most insanely evil laugh I have EVER HEARD has disappeared made mark Hamill's joker laugh seem like a kindergarten kid having a bit of a giggle, Was on YT and has disappeared!

[@DesertCow1000]

I thought I was going crazy, experiencing this. Turns out it was the government and global corporations gaslighting me all along! Surprise, surprise. 😤💯 Thanks for shining a light on this! Helps me feel sane.

[@Mycorruptedmind]

For real I thought I was losing my mind, there was like 2 videos I wanted to find that no matter how specific I got and how many pages I went through, I just couldn’t find anything

[@brandonpeters1859]

I remember a few years back I could find all kinds of info on all the conspiracies on the 9-11 attacks and I wanted to research it again I couldn't find almost any of that info. I knew something was going on and now I'm glad other people have noticed this too.

[@R0KURU]

This is the kind of thing that made me first realize what was going on too. You can’t find anything on 9/11, sandy hook, etc. At least not anything concerning conspiracy. Some of them you can still find if you use a different search engine other than google.

[@R0KURU]

I’m also baffled that I don’t see anyone talking about this, I seem crazy when I mention that this has happened.

[@tgreaux5027]

STOP RESEARCHING THAT DISRESPECTFUL BS

[@wageslave387]

This is probably a big part of why.

[@WordsInProgress]

@@tgreaux5027 it's not disrespectful to want all the facts before making an opinion. The search of information is not disrespectful. Don't you think, though, that it says a lot that the information was there and it's now been removed? If it wasn't real, if it was totally wrong, why go to the trouble of removing it? Why give it any thought if there's nothing to it? Censoring conspiracy theories is censorship and censorship always has a purpose. A lot of it is tin foil hat shit but that's part of freedom. We don't want the government and the rich to have so much control we live in Orwell's 1984.

[@billysweeney9994]

For those of us that have been using the internet since the 90's, and were curious enough to spend hours scrolling, reading and going DEEP into search engine pages - this is highly disturbing. You're 100% right. It wasn't always like this. This is censorship on an unthinkable scale.

[@vipr1142]

KZbin deletes comments also activily if you mention stuff like p*zz*g*t* or v*cc*n*t**n

[@_Mentat]

Bright Insight is being dim. In the 1990s the Internet was small enough to be fully indexed. Now it's too big. Google's crawler remembers how many times it saw "pancakes" (and every other word in the dictionary) but it doesn't have the disk space to remember all 6 billion page URLs for every word.

[@zantas-handle]

You're 100% correct. And 'unthinkable' is an interesting choice of word. Without the info, and without the words they are mow constantly redefining, eventually certain thoughts will be 'unthinkable'.

[@JohnDoe69986]

True. Anyone ever watch videos on The Film Archives channel? Had a bunch of old c-span interviews that were great. Removed a week or two ago for “copyright”.

[@danieldekovic9706]

I start using internet in early 90s. As I remember back then there was some initiative that internet should be available only to people running windows os. Microsoft was back then bigger than life. Of course that absurdity didn't go well. Bottom line is that always was and it will be attempts to control internet and it's content. And this is not a problem. The problem is this grey zone where you have people making content on various subjects that confront main stream media. And this grey zone is obviously subject of manipulations.

[@Unmannedair]

I've noticed this also. It's occurred to me that KZbin has become incredibly boring lately. Google is almost worthless on doing research anymore. It's actually pretty horrifying that they're censoring the results that much. Damn it man, now I'm going to have to start digging more.

[@jaredangell5017]

Yeah, KZbin is boring as hell lately!!! Even 6 months ago I could sit on youtube all day and learn new things!

[@damyr]

I totally agree. I have that feeling for months now. It seems it recommends me always the same stuff and same channels and there's too many things which I've already watched. Sometimes I can't even find specific videos or channels when searching by their literal title or name, as they always advertise only the most popular channels. It feels severely limited.

[@userjarabecko]

@@jaredangell5017 need to throw phone away and walk out. trip to russia by walking

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Exactly you can't even find much of anything on youtube even!

[@solderbuddy]

the search algorithm on youtube doesnt show results for all the small youtube channels, it only shows results for the big ones. the algorithm is working against us. they want us to be misinformed

[@heavilyarmedclown3245]

You may notice another change that has happened recently is you can no longer filter for oldest videos on a people's youtube channel. You used to be able to do this to go back and look at older content but you no longer can find them unless you know the name of the video OR you are willing to scroll for literal hours.

[@MotoRevelations]

Lol no.

[@zilvA]

@@MotoRevelations lol yes, it just got reverted

[@scruff7596]

I can pinpoint the exact day this happened. I was getting as much information as I could on the new coronovirus that started in Wuhan for my work. I could easily find 100s of obscure videos with only a few views coming out of Wuhan and information on Google about current events before they hit mainstream news. Used to spend half of my day doing it. Until it changed when WHO declared an official pandemic and global health crisis, it happened the same day. This was part of the pandemic preparedness plan to combat misinformation so I was expecting it. Yet the pandemic is over and the censorship still exists...

[@BenkaiDebussy]

What you experienced is probably just the way the search engines heavily prioritize mainstream news websites + stuff like wikipedia. When you first googled the topic, it didn't have much reporting yet, so you were still able to get various more obscure links (sort of like if you googled some really obscure topic now). But once it became a big news topic, it could populate all the results with just links to government and major news websites. Searches have been terrible for a lot longer than just the last couple years. I don't know when exactly the change happened, but it's been at least 4-5 years and probably longer.

[@Sicpuede]

Back in the late 90's (when I was in high school) I rember being overwhelmed by the amount of sites available when doing research for an assignment. I'm back in school now and I'm overwhelmed by the little options we have when doing research for assignments. And a lot of times it's the same information on most websites.

[@gunbacker9428]

Underwhelmed would have been appropriate here. It's just further proof that they're only showing us what they want us to see. Push the narrative. Push the agenda. I know those are oversaid terms but it's so obvious.

[@charlesrosebushes7748]

Could it bel the settings or maybe they didn't make it to more sophisticated browsers? Maybe companies likes Lexus Nexus are behind it so we buy they services

[@DRockOvich]

I remember being proud because my free web page I designed was in the top 100! DragonBall Z fan page I taught myself HTML at 10 to make it. I knew you were going to ask so..... Then by the time I finally made a MySpace I had forgot it all lol.

[@remkoburger6595]

It's not just 'selective results' on search engines, it's actively deleting content. When I research a controversial topic I collect links to articles so when I have an argument I can share them. Needless to say: the more controversial the topic, the more links are gone over time.

[@heterodox3487]

Save the link on webpage archive or wayback machine

[@Ubu987]

@@heterodox3487 Even the archiving sites are full of holes now.

[@DekayLama]

that´s why i try to download as much information as possible... AND PRINT IT ON PAPER!

[@Pencil0fDoom]

As a former web administrator, i must point out that search engines do not have write access to content outside their own domains. They may delete a given link from their crawled sites db or from their suggested sites db, but these organizations do not have the privileges to alter the actual target website to which it points.

[@fiddledotgoth]

@@Pencil0fDoom So who's been deleting the sites...?

[@stefanbaciu1125]

What's even more disturbing is that my dad (in his 70s) vividly remembers articles, historical facts, and books, from when he was a kid and a young man, that literally do not exist today anymore. They are wiped from existence. It seems like they only exist in his head now. He doesn't have any memory issues, it's just that the information was scrubbed. The fact that history can be so easily manipulated is terrifying!

[@TheAverageGamer1]

Like what

[@Vincent-mi4xc]

Maybe he's misremembering? He is in his 70s.

[@CNTconnoisseur]

Do you know how hard it is to scan-in every single magazine or newspaper that only ever existed in physical print? Are you gonna personally start the archive? Are you gonna pay to keep those servers up?

[@stacysmith7092]

They still exist. They’re probably in my vast book collection.

[@MatiasMarczak]

I am 28 and I see this, I cannot find some things that I remember I saw, even (controversial ) academic research that I visited a few times over the years are getting harder and harder to find. I just lost some information and have to quote my memories some times.

[@bismuth7730]

This started happening around 2015. I still remember searching for certain hobby key words and finding posts on forums that interested me. All kinds of DIY or that sort of information. Since then all i can find is youtube results, reddit or some other giant media. Google killed forums. Other major search engines do the same thing. Glad someone big noticed this. Back in the day when i was a kid, using the internet was like having christmas morning every day. You never knew what you were going to find and there were tons of interesting things, but now its just huge media conglomerates in the results.

[@yourlocaltoad5102]

It’s not as bad with my hobbies, but finding info that isn’t found on the big sites still gets increasingly hard. A few years ago it was easy to find websites from the 90s that contain very specialised info, now it’s mostly just big sites that don’t go as deep into certain topics. But search engines like mojeek and gigablast still bring up info and sites that you can’t find on google, so at least it’s still possible to find such things.

[@lvlndco]

For years I've noticed that the variety of sites that appear in search results has become severely limited. Back in the early days it was easy to find links to a bunch of different topics, and when searching on a topic it wasn't the same few major outlets coming up all the time.

[@gezzapk]

These big sites have a monopoly on information and data. It just creates this controlled echo chamber effect for any website or news article that deviates from the narrative .

[@xMuFF]

you can pay to have your site show up on the first page of results

[@MsSaudm]

While America SLEPT and DID NOTHING TO STOP IT on September 2016. Then-President Barack Obama( NOT his name/ Homowith a FAKE "wife" / CIA FRAUD TRAITOR plant ) decided ICANN ( UN DEEP STATE GLOBALISTS ) was better off without any government intervention. As a result, ICANN has had ABSOLUTE control of key INTERNET infrastructure and has answered to no one since September 30, 2016

[@bacchanal888]

@@xMuFF how?

[@editortms2129]

I also noticed over the last several years that you cannot find near the amount of information you used to.

[@stevec404]

Limiting access to information for ANY reason is one of the first steps taken by those seeking control.

[@andrasm.5119]

so someone must create an alternative internet and all the world must support it.... it is the solution.....there are still 8 milliard people against a few hundred tousand....

[@colmhauser9532]

@@andrasm.5119 billiard.

[@dyzastrus5450]

It’s also the first steps at streamlining a search engine. Al Gores Rythym only cares about streamlining.

[@sancho8521]

@@colmhauser9532 Ha, ha that is the funniest thing I've laughed at in a long time

[@neverbeforeseenvideos2249]

G. Orwell was right back in 1948. What a messed up century this is gonna be.

[@Martin_Hermann]

The worst part about this is the algorithmic manipulation of the 1st page. 99,9% of people don't go beyond page 1 and what they present there as truth becomes the 'truth'.

[@vivek6230]

Thanks, Jimmy for another great video...This has been going on for a few years but accelerated rapidly during Covid, where anyone who questioned the MSM and authorities or even proposed an alternative viewpoint was taken down whether they be on KZbin Facebook Twitter etc...

[@FJL]

I'm almost 65, Jimmy. I lived the earliest days of the internet. Before the advertisers commercialized. That was the downfall. The Search Engines were a godsend back then. It was like going to the local library while sitting at your desk. What a miraculous feeling for researchers like myself. Then the advertisers took over so when you went to do a search it was cluttered with advertising crap. At the same time Google became high and mighty and in conjunction with other techy nerds they threw a bottleneck into the information you received. Suddenly small regular Joe websites and documents couldn't be found because the internet tech gods required complicated programming tidbits in your website code that regular Joe’s either couldn't afford or had no time to develop. Hence the modern elitist internet, not for everybody, but only for the big dogs sucking the big bucks. Then a few years ago I started to notice all searches sucked. They would only give you a few good links and the rest was trash. Often having nothing to do with what you were searching for. That's when I gave up on the Google and tech assholes and figured they were mostly young pieces of shit who's actual intelligence didn't go that far anyway. That is my conclusion. I am glad you brought it further attention. They are slimy nerds stealing the future of billions and leaving ignorance in their wake.

[@brendawilliams8062]

Thx. For your information.

[@dsmasynergy]

You summed it up perfectly. The big ones only return the canned (garbage) results that make them the most money.

[@jylehansen2758]

The internet was supposed to be revolutionary, a place for collective information and a place to educate, while that’s still possible it’s been ruined by commercialisation, what the internet could have been and what it is now just shows exactly what happens when bigger companies have a monopoly on information. It’s sad to think about what the internet could have been, still great we have what we have but it could have been so much better

[@brendawilliams8062]

@@jylehansen2758 I have wondered about it. I never used anything but in the last two years but a cell phone. It must have been very exciting for researchers at one past time. It’s sad.

[@danfontaine8179]

Using search engine for health and nutrition is god awful. You can only find one opinion. Every result says the same stuff it’s annoying as hell.

[@__q]

This has been going on for quite awhile. Glad to see more people finally covering it

[@nothingshouldbewithouteffort]

I'm more taken aback how users didn't see it coming? Pointing this outcome to the world two decades ago would have garnered the "soothsayer" nothing but ridicule.

[@UltimatePowa]

It's been extremely frustrating conducting debates over the past year or so and having my sources just vanish.

[@ChristopherMartin-ct9xg]

I noticed this in a video game forum also a couple years ago. I could find different results depending on "who I was" when searching their forum. Like all business, it depends on how much money or energy can be extracted from you as a profiled person.

[@travislc1970]

I have witnessed this happen several times over the last 10 yrs, particularly subjects that concern conspiracy related issues . We are being "dumbed down". I hope you can keep this channel going.

[@Cynical_Finch]

this is why telling someone to _"do your own research"_ is pretty much now the equivalent of telling someone to walk into a library blindfolded.

[@TRIBEY92]

Yep, a left wing biased library too

[@JustAFace_InTheCrowd]

Surprised there’s no one in the comments asking, “What’s a library?” 😂

[@GodSpeaksInMath]

so true... ive been saving links and vids for years now.. started noticing it first on facebook years ago about eg f u k u s h i m a

[@Dmc841]

Not really. Just stop using mainstream search engines and start using the deep/dark web.

[@MX-CO]

Young kids don't know what AOL is, don't know what chat rooms are. Don't know so many basic things it's crazy

[@BlakeMadsen]

I've noticed this for years now. Articles, KZbin videos, blogs, forums, etc. that I used to visit in the late 2000s are now completely gone. I used to love looking up literally any topic and be able to come across some person's website with real, genuine advice which is now all replaced by corporate sponsored articles. Finding anything older than 10 years is damn near impossible edit: I wrote a guide on a specific playstyle for a game on WikiHow in 2008 which is now nowhere to be found. I definitely didn't delete it and my account is still accessible.

[@GreedyOrange]

THAT describes it perfectly, its so fkn sad,the human greed destroys everything,only sponsored shit and simple answeres,it has become worthless almost

[@brittanymuldowney4099]

I have noticed this as well. Articles that I referenced a few years ago are no longer searchable.

[@oneheadlight8000]

search for them with an IP address from another country.. they are filtering topics based on your location from what I have found.

[@MNF1123]

this is so true. there are so many videos and articles that I clearly remember reading or seeing, that I can no longer find even if I have the exact title. Just a heads up if you find something you think is really important, try to keep it for yourself. Download it and out it in an external. That is what I'm gonna start doing from now on.

[@kurtiousmaximus7130]

What's worse is the amount of garbage pages forced to clutter searches that have nothing directly to do with your actual search parameters.

[@goatcheese2174]

Or they’re just lying about how many results they actually choose to display…

[@rufanuf1]

Yes its a shame the internet has been hijacked. Been this way for years.

[@ishko108]

Damn it Jimmy. Now you've gone and made me even more aware of what a mess the Net and the world have become. But seriously, thank you. Do keep it up.

[@sancho8521]

... it's actually spelled "SkyNet" : ) or is it : (

[@ishko108]

@@sancho8521 hahaha i guess we'll find out soon enough won't we?

[@sancho8521]

@@ishko108 yes, but we may need the Terminator's help

[@margaretaticarat7871]

AI will wipe out the world as we know it and create their world .Or we wake up .

[@leeroyjenkins6061]

I noticed this awhile ago while doing research. Search engines no longer index the vast majority of non mainstream websites. Glad other people are starting to figure this out.

[@ToIsleOfView]

“The past was erased, the erasure was forgotten, the lie became the truth.” ― George Orwell (1984)

[@blueangelsfan4072]

I'm 59yo and I've observed the changes you brought up first hand. It's scary how we have been being manipulated.

[@ricardorl3749]

Jimmy, give you a lot of credit for what you are doing. I am 63, and I can tell you you are one of the best communicators out there. And the things you are talking about are very serious. So much so, that the masses' attention continues to be diverted somewhere else! THANK YOU, you have earned it. And thank you for serving the country in uniform.. (which now I am sure you got some mixed feelings about).

[@BrightInsight]

That is a very kind compliment, Ricardo. I greatly appreciate it! Much love, - Jimmy

[@joshstaples24]

It’s true

[@sancho8521]

What?! I am 63

[@tristang6223]

@@BrightInsight it's the wef, global reset or pretty much nuclear war unless Russia and China is also with them. But how's no already major media outlet telling truth for more views and clicks? Surely one would. For any major and important and mind booofing topic but a counter argument may be that ai is just that good at deleting those but across every platform it just makes no sense. Where's the civilizilzed people ? Probably just unimportant for us. People are humans we love righteous attention

[@SpoonySamurai]

Facebook censors comments by saying it shows "the most relevant comments, some may have been filtered out". Relevant according to who????????????

[@snowfoxxie]

I’ve noticed this. It also makes it really difficult to find opposite opinions on things. It’s very one sided with a couple of “some stupid people think this!“ pages sprinkled in when I search. Even when I’m very specific with my search it shows views only against it. I hate it. We need a new google.

[@palehorse1511]

This is very real. I recently had a discussion with someone about American medicine, doctors, insurance, etc. I told them of an internal memo which I read with my very own eyes (and used to be able to look at on the internet) where the AMA (The American Medical Association) specifically stated that they are "not in the business of curing individuals." Their goal is "keep people 'manageably sick'. Well enough to work, so they can pay for the medications and procedures but sick enough to need them." They 100% really said that in their internal memo. So, I went to search it out and share that but found that it has been completely removed from the web.

[@themuscle8467]

Damn humans really are evil

[@leekaien6415]

I just have to say, they're not so much as deleting the internet, or even domains for that matter, however they are heavily limiting your access to anything they deem against their decided "norm".

[@gee9099]

Yes, you are correct.

[@user-wf4md3vg1t]

Kind of reminds ne of the internet iceberg image

[@mannygill9181]

Like pancakes?

[@TJXD]

So does google have these results? How would you access the billions of limited sites? Can you bypass the limitations?

[@TheDogWithTheMan]

@@TJXD you need to be more specific with your queries, they are there, SEO is still a thing, companies pay to rank their sights higher with generic search terms like this..

[@R0KURU]

Thank you for making this video, it’s crazy how many people don’t talk about this or know it’s going on.

[@Mck6]

I've noticed for a long while now, the internet has become so small compared to what it used to be. Back before the towers fell, you could type anything into a search engine and have some obscure websites, forums or blogs pop up. Sure, not everything was strictly relevant to what you wanted to find, but it truly felt like an ocean of human work and creativity (both good and bad). Now it's like a puddle with a picture of an ocean behind it, like a TV with only one government-mandated channel.

[@Crispy_Bacons]

A mile wide but inches deep

[@amberwiese364]

Born in 84... Class of 2002 right here. I was well remember how different things used to be. It's really crazy to see how controlled everything has become.

[@JanKowalski-tl4vb]

And how polarized people are. I feel like alien - stuck between two fractions of fanatics.

[@professional.commentator]

Remember that Apple commercial about George Orwell's 1984? We need more of that in today's day and age.

[@Tall_Order]

I started seeing the downfall of the internet and society as a whole right after 2014, which ironically was the year of the biblical blood moon.

[@jamiwilliams5885]

Jimmy, in case you haven't picked up on it. The government refers to their own "conspiracies" as a "concentrated effort". Thank for all your insight

[@tomjjackson21]

Our boy is based AF and I ❤️ it.

[@naykidd14420]

"Your mind has be controlled and stuffed into a mold, you will do as you are told until the rights to you are sold" frank zappa

[@Ildjarnn]

I miss the old days of the internet. It all started to fall apart in 2009.

[@PirateStyle2013]

So glad you did this video. I noticed this years ago. I was trying to find a scientific article I have not read in a long time. I could not find it because the net capped out on me like it did for you. So I tried random searches like you did and even tried to find old internet domains I know existed but now I can not find them. People think I am nuts when I tried to mention this. So I am glad to see I am not alone. Thanks and Peace!

[@brendamaggio9189]

I am glad I printed out articles back in the day, and kept certain books of things I wanted to be sure to have for referencing. If they burned the library of Alexandria, and the Vatican has LONG censored what is known, what's to stop them from deleting all the information people rely on the internet for? A "push of the button" would be really easy to do. It would be so much easier to have society collapse, and vital knowledge unavailable. This loss of information and narrowing of available knowledge, means they will have an easier time of a common "programming" narrative. Control the narrative, control peoples' thinking and behavior. All in keeping with '1984', 'Brave New World', and Agendas 21 and 2030. I have them posting some of my comments here on youtube, and not others. There are times when each letter is slightly delayed when typing, indicating real-time censorship! They are very selective as to what information they allow me to say. So many immediately go to google for how to do or know something, thinking it will always be there. Glad I kept all of my books important to me, including ones from RN school back in the 1970's! I like to see changes over time.

[@yosemitesam9679]

In 1984 they called this 'putting things down the memory hole'. The memory hole was a place where official IngSoc censors put bits of information to make it go away forever. The memory hole led to an incinerator. This is just a digital version of burning books.

[@helios4u2]

My dear Jimmy Corsetti, I didn't know you before watching your excellent video entitled: Ancient Iraq is a Massive Conspiracy... Then I watched other videos on your site including this one. I am pleasantly surprised to see a young man so aware of the terrible realities that threaten our freedom and our fundamental rights. Flush out lies and liars as well as those who profit from these crimes is the duty of every citizen. Please continue your excellent work. I make it a point to see all your videos whatever the subject. Your professionalism is in itself an accomplishment that is a pleasure to see.

[@nier3434]

I remember what Jimmy is referring to about the internet being the wild west. When i was young I would watch "ZEITGEIST: THE MOVIE" "The Collapse of The American Dream Explained in Animation" "Network" (look up 'Money Speech') "The Matrix" "Fight Club" and "The Holy Mountain" (1973). These sort of things made me realize how screwed up the real world was. The internet today is like the Star Wars' hyper space jump of garbage and arguing of why the other political party is wrong and constant trolling. It's really sad.

[@thedeaderer8791]

The old internet was so much fun. You could spend hours exploring it. Now you can spend hours getting lost on it. And I chose my words purposely there. Hell before all the big search engines became the rulers of the internet finding things online was a talent

[@xenobreak1160]

Web rings were a great way to discover new websites.

[@Luvarby]

Amen to that. It was fun. It did take a talent.

[@Brandtphenom]

Well put. I was too young to pay close attention. I do vote that anyone who wants to access internet must experience dial-up first.

[@amarya86]

Who'd ever think I'd miss ask jeeves

[@Luvarby]

@@amarya86 Ask Jeeves was fantastic! They narrowed down my searches in a way Google never has. Early Bing was a lifesaver a few times.

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

It's not a bug, its a feature. These search engines were always meant to eventually only give ONE answer for any given topic. Meanwhile we all have been helping them build this guilded cage we now find ourselves in.

[@Milgamix77]

Elaborate

[@SmashKingChaos]

World Wide Web..last I checked the purpose of a web was to capture not connect. It’s been right in front of us the whole time smh.

[@jonoak]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@Birgeyful]

Flat Earth was the most searched topic before they censored the search in 2015, they simply removed Flat Earth from statistics, pretending it doesnt exist Flat Earthers won the debate, but you wont find out why from google, you need to know the channel names, like Nathan Oakley1980, Jeranism, ODDTV, thefedebate, Flat Earth, Banjo, USA, Japan and Brazil, Eric Dubay, etc I wonder if this reply stay up for long

[@joseserrano6641]

@@Milgamix77 Its called SEO search engine optimization, to give you the best results of what you are searching instead of going pages and pages

[@BuckFoeJiden]

It's been about 8 to 10 years since this information throttling started taking place. I was born in 85, and I know EXACTLY what you're talking about!

[@kaylawalter3631]

The most disturbing thing to me is how NOT surprised I am. But this whole thing is very distressing to me.

[@jeandiatasmith4512]

As someone that used to jump 100 pages into a search, just to find the odd little sites on whatever I was thinking about, searching out that little nugget of curiousity. It's been VERY noticable. They don't show Joe Schmo's websites to you at all anymore - ONLY the major sites. We've gone from 2000 when EVERYONE had their own little free site, where the talked about what they found interesting - to 2022, where only MSM and Universities and Governments are shown. It's so wrong!! Another similar bubble, is the inability to access weather information. Every year, they make it harder to find simple real time radar. NOAA is the goto site - but they bury them and keep the site difficult to navigate. Unless you want to pay the weather channel or other MSM weather sites - it's just really difficult compared to 10 years ago. And even if you pay - they don't really give you much better info. Even my local radio station doesn't tell me what the high is going to be for the day - only a general "in the 70's" - which is not very helpful.

[@mynamesjudge]

Wunderground is still decent but IBM bought it so it will probably turn to shit.

[@ohroonoko]

I don’t think people are still making their own free Lycos pages or whatever. Most people have migrated to places like Reddit where they get the traffic.

[@vsjunior3517]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmOxnJ2Eq9yol7c obama train i s i s, you'll never find this on youtube search bar

[@chantallooyen7210]

I think it’s the SEO. People with the small free sites don’t know how to do SEO so their sites don’t show up on search engines.

[@konradcomrade4845]

about the weather: they don't want to admit, that droughts may be caused by the frenzy of windmills in the northern hemisphere. Mainstream knows nothing, thinks nothing, and keeps blaming all the same culprit: the greenhouse effect (aka Climate-Change, which is the only correct (prescribed) terminology! ) even though the oceans are warming and there should be more moisture in the air.

[@BrandonWorkshop]

I often feel suffocated many times when searching the internet. It feels like my results are very narrow. I thought it was because as time has gone on, the algorithm got smarter and knew better. But I recall back in the late 1990s that the search results was way more varied.

[@1SqueakyWheel]

Because back then, they were simply matched and listed. Now, they're sorted, processed, and categorized to programmed narrative, and THEN listed based on what the puppetteers want us to see. Sad days. :-(

[@GloriousGrunt]

mine feel heavily geared towards "shopping"

[@1SqueakyWheel]

@@GloriousGrunt heavily? Yeah, 98.5% is pretty heavily. 😁

[@threestans9096]

yeah sometimes we just want the page that had the one word, not the sites dedicated to the topic.

[@xenobreak1160]

These days, my search results will contain results from many generic blog articles. Quite a few of these websites have the same written articles.

[@silenciothequiet3471]

There's nothing more dangerous than witholding or distorting information and ask people to make a decision or forge an opinion..

[@wtfppl]

> search for generic term > first result is always a movie

[@kaisokusekkendou1498]

Yeah, I've found it INCREDIBLY difficult to find old articles I may have read from even only a couple years ago. Science articles, not crazy conspiracy stuff. If it's not within the current zeitgeist, or promoting a paying corporation, it just falls off any kind of search engine. I fear the worst aspect of this is that I am becoming disinterested. If that's happening on a large societal scale.. we are losing our curiosity and imagination. So the only thing left is "feed the corporate machine"... Ugh...

[@De_Klapperkoning]

Or start going against the narrative, you only really need love and respect. slaving away won't give you any xD

[@drewjonespdx]

well said

[@mondaysinsanity8193]

Is duckduckgo still good?

[@Vi3tFlaVah]

@@mondaysinsanity8193 No, the CEO supports censorship of "misinformation". Use Brave instead.

[@drewjonespdx]

@@mondaysinsanity8193 nope! DO NOT use duck duck go...

[@JBiggs-ld5xt]

Bright insight: "there's nothing controversial or conspiratorial about pancakes" Me: "there is now."

[@probablynotanagent5594]

Already was, waffles are superior 🧇

[@pronjoffitt9141]

i like how he said that immediately after saying theyre bad for you and you'll die soon if you eat them lol

[@MushroomMagpie]

The Earth is pancake shaped.. Flat and round at the same time.

[@Sathish_12]

@@MushroomMagpie stick to your mushrooms

[@hodun8]

This thread!

[@jackjones9460]

The news says in Desert Storm “No WMD were found”. Around 2008, the DOD reported Sarin gas exposure caused nearly all the problems the GWI vets experienced. Nerve gas is a WMD.

[@HenryFordOfficial]

Similar problem is payment processors, DNS providers, cloudflare etc intentionally gatekeeping the type of content that is allowed to be hosted

[@yeboscrebo4451]

I remember the early days when you’d search for a particular topic and you’d find interesting, personal webpages people had created themselves loaded with interesting information. Now its all ads trying to sell you something.

[@strongbuckeye9108]

This bothers me even more

[@TheDonPatricio]

Jimmy, I’m 13 years older, and it is amazing how much things have changed. Our “upgrades” for card catalogues and micro-fiche (what I was using in HS in the late 80s, have enabled this burial of information. No longer do we see photographs of actual newspaper articles, but electronic docs that can be changed easily. Most of us don’t even look at edit histories on wiki, let alone go back for hard copies.

[@profquad]

great point!

[@aquamax468]

Exactly! I've been saying to my younger generation friends, that the problem with digital information is that it can all disappear and there is no trace of that history. Start documenting things in a non digital format that are important!

[@brendanarthur5761]

@@dogtown1013 Perhaps that explains the content of this video.

[@0ceanline]

Thanks Jimmy, I've seen a comment of you early in the covid 'crisis' and you hesitated to speak out back then. I am so glad you finally dare to ask these questions!

[@Tootswilligers]

We are mere cattle inside the cattle pins being lead to slaughter

[@jaybee9269]

Thank you, Jimmy. They also monitor comments… This is why I collect physical media: Books, CDs, Blu-Ray, etc. Streaming services bother me to no end. It’s information control and social engineering.

[@mattdowie92]

I also collect CDs, DVD, Bluray, and books. Very important to have personal libraries, in my opinion.

[@ayeboss3898]

Why not just use a not-so-popular search engine

[@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it]

@@Bushmen918 shut up extremist

[@mattdowie92]

@@ayeboss3898 I personally am not a fan of streaming media. It's convenient and amazing in some ways but just not my thing.

[@yourt00bz]

We’re paying for them to propagandise to us and deliver ads to us

[@allegrasauvagess8458]

FBI Agent looking at Jimmy’s search history: Why has this guy searched 42 pages of pancakes?

[@JohnDoe-le8fy]

Wait until they start totally removing all BOOKS! It's in the plans.

[@xkrzilla]

I just can't believe that when you said to think of something benign I immediately pictured a pancake ... Not the plural version you then said but close enough to be mentally maddened by spooky weird ness! Glad you're still doing it, don't stop! Thank you 👍 P.s. The gradual increase in control and manipulation over the internet and the information both taken from and accessible to us is unfortunately a systemic inevitability. Options are limited choices are infinite.

[@konekokid]

Holy cow, I forgot about noticing this awhile ago. Yes, gone are the days of the wild, wild, web. As large companies bottle neck the user experience and replace it with their rhetoric, we lose any voice of the smaller companies or single person. There also hasnʻt been any internet pioneers in awhile too. Thanks for the reminder.

[@SaanMigwell]

Nope, those days are still here. Use the Yandex search algorithm

[@anima6035]

@@SaanMigwell thank you 🙏 I've been using duckduck and even that is kinda a joke, marginally better than g but still a joke.

[@SaanMigwell]

@@anima6035 Duck Duck and Startpage are part of Alphabet...google. Happy to help, just remember the old security habits from the pre-"Don't be evil" days.

[@GloryFit]

@@SaanMigwell use “brave”

[@i4y]

I've recently become very interested in the echo chamber YT has been creating for me and the people surrounding me. It's hard to find anything contradicting the narrative you've chosen to watch, even if it goes against "their" narrative. They're not trying to change your mind, it looks a lot more like they're trying to strengthen your resolve. Divide and conquer.

[@jdminn4]

Very interesting observation.

[@TheBTOshow]

Realizing its happening is the first step. you can re-train it but it will only continue to funnel the items you're clicking on. I try to avoid it for news or be VERY selective.

[@JR-wf5kg]

It's cause they have successfully planted their "anti-establishment" and "alternative media" shills

[@zantas-handle]

But yt controls what 'voices' are allowed to echo in any chamber. I work in medicine, and I see how colleague's attempts to upload are blocked or buried. Even if they are saying what would fit your 'chamber', you still won't ever get to hear from them on this platform.

[@davyboy9397]

Yes and no. Yes they will suggest more of the same of your specific interest. But every step along the way they are always trying to cram the corporate globalist wokeness doctrine down my throat. So instead of having an objective middle ground that is neither right nor left they present this mainstream pseudo science racist messaging. While we are in our rage echo chambers they are changing definitions, reality... 1984 style

[@joex2504]

Numb people don't want 40 pages of information. All they want is ridiculous and superficial entertainment and to be told what to think and what to do. That's where we are at, right now.

[@helios4u2]

The reality we live in requires never believing and never trusting. SEARCH, COMPARE, INVESTIGATE AND MAKE YOUR OWN IDEA.

[@PissySkyKat]

I fully expected you to play a clip from the interview with Google CEO back in their earliest days on the internet... the man literally said he was out to reduce the information on the internet to one definitive answer, one authoritative result per search. It's been going on some the beginning of Google.

[@REDMEAT1969]

Duck Duck Go

[@touchofgrey5372]

@@REDMEAT1969 Me too!

[@theclimberupwards1169]

Its almost like there are actually objectively true answers to questions, and we are not all cynically motivated hyper-skeptical imbecilic observers incapable of piecing moments together and capable of coming to rational conclusions

[@coba23513]

@@theclimberupwards1169 and who is going to give that answer? You? Google who has shown again and again is corrupt as hell?

[@WordsInProgress]

@@theclimberupwards1169 even topics that are subjective are being censored in this way. Imagine that we only get the information that's filtered down to us from the rich. They could do anything and not only would we not know, we would have no way to stop them because normal people like us would think we are crazy. Censorship always has an agenda. ALWAYS.

[@mikehalf4027]

I’ve felt this way for awhile. There’s things that had merit and are now gone under the label of fringe or conspiracy. Keep it up. Spread love and knowledge.

[@kickDustPedestrian]

Been that way for years I think. Search any topic, google is not showing any of them full. Google is down.

[@reactivereplays5666]

Til this day I still look for an amazing video I saw on KZbin about the pyramids providing energy. Never been able to find that specific one

[@MX-CO]

@@reactivereplays5666 There are many I've seen that are gone now

[@piehamcake1]

@@reactivereplays5666 yes I saw alot of alternative documentaries... All gone

[@ONETHUMBUP]

@@reactivereplays5666 👉See Jon Levi yt

[@sketchjennings3878]

I am 53 and I have seen the world change. It was much slower before the internet. Now it's happening so fast they can't hide it.

[@daniel-qh4zq]

I remember page after page of site that had nothing to do with what I was searching, BUT I still could waste my time looking at 1.7 billion pages...not anymore.

[@ToxicSapiens]

They've been limiting the results to about 400 since at least 2016. I remember bumping into this issue many years ago and they had some technical explanation.

[@budgreenjeans2001]

Computers don’t eat pancakes

[@David.Sanders]

exactly, but he just realized this so youtube clickbait panic video, fucking hate content creators who make clickbait shit

[@peterpike]

The "technical" explanation is that they only want you to see what they've curated.

[@inthefade]

@@peterpike Yep. It's too hard to censor every bad website that they disapprove of, so now they have more of a whitelist of approved websites and sources, and that is all you'll see.

[@JoshM120]

Interesting concept. I'm class of 2010 and I used to love looking up conspiracy videos, ufos, etc. One of the first KZbinrs I got into was spirit science, and saw the Zeitgeist movie. At that time, I do believe that my feed would have those videos readily available for me to watch. Now I feel like KZbin has pretty much gotten televised and very narrow minded to the point where unless your mainstream and easily likeable, you would have a very hard time to grow your channel and get the word out. I greatly appreciate your videos and keep up the research! You inspire a generation of free thinkers and your not the only one scratching your head feeling like you've been lied to about our human history!

[@cotdd]

zeitgeist was communist propaganda and can now be seen on netflix lol, I saw it in 2007 also, and boy was I naive. (none of those fake creation myths can be verified btw, only Jesus)

[@JROD082384]

“Getting into” spirit science was clearly the first of many mistakes you have made in your young adult life…

[@JROD082384]

@@michaelmai281 That’s because the claims made on those channels are able to be disproven by children of grade school age with only a cursory understanding of the world at their disposal…

[@holoceneevent4534]

@@JROD082384 yea youre one of the issues

[@Tigerhearty]

The small littlehatswordlorder won't tolerate anything white pipow ever made as an accomplishment, you VILL be demonized and you vill be erased.

[@Adam-zq7qg]

"Miserable failure" doesn't even work anymore

[@Univac-tb5vi]

They quietly took searches with “ “ away from us, where it used to be anything in quotes it would find exact wording.

[@gmoney5947]

We should sue them. It’s been like this for at least 5 years.

[@semelcred]

I have found that the internet died about 2 years ago and for the last year I have wondered why I come looking here as I find only about 10% novel or valuable information; present company accepted.

[@DreamyElvis]

I agree.

[@semelcred]

@@DreamyElvis The last 2 years have been the most incredible for spiritual information coming through, yet some how the internet has never been so barren, it is full of duality and mind mazes. Every day I am more and more disillusioned with the internet and yet i am addicted to coming back - how weird!

[@BOBANDVEG]

Truth. In 2 years the internet will be so rule and ad laden you won't even want to use it. It's already super annoying. They don't want you getting on without an ID and cc.

[@semelcred]

@@BOBANDVEG It is very true - you betray yourself with every search

[@nate7LP_my_dog_found_the_knife]

Guess the dark web is gonna be the new internet. Information dark age

[@mkultra7259]

Very crazy noticed the same thing a few days ago and showed my fiance i was freaking out cuz don't ever remember search results like that. glad I wasn't the only one that picked up on this weird new censorship.

[@Purplehairedpimp]

This isn't deleting from internet, this is making it less searchable. We could find a (or create a new) different search engine that should be able to locate and index this content again.

[@brettlong8041]

Hard to believe it took this long for someone to address this issue. Well Done!

[@seanwilliams3377]

I have been watching this happen for years. It started for us with music videos my band was putting out on our own. Somewhere about 6 years ago we noticed our content and others (friends) content being buried, view counts locking up and even going backwards, searches not finding us at all. Quickly it went toward politics, science, and everything else. It became evident to us that content was going to be controlled from then on out. The golden age of the internet is dead.

[@galactorsus_i.n.c]

Yeah i saw it happen too, a place of culture turned into a wasteland of advertising and politics

[@stupidscruff5794]

Same here, few of us were producing electronic music and got buried. We paid for advertising and it worked a little but didn't have the budget to compete

[@goatkidmom]

A Christian Ministry with the same name as a resort town - the same. No amount of tweaking the site works.

[@inthefade]

Yep there is no way to get discovered as an artist except to do IRL events. They're funneling us into paying to advertise on social media, but really just suppressing anything that isn't establishment approved.

[@matfax]

I noticed this when conducting research on certain topics. When I searched for certain terms or papers where I remembered easily identifiable parts of the title or content, it just wouldn't show up. The only way to find it is to look through your own search history, which Google keeps for you, look for the day and find the page. It still exists, I remembered the terms correctly, but Google has become too stupid to show it. My background is Computer Science. My university had a department that was engaged in the development of web standards, ontologies, etc. My very first seminar paper was about this. They were in communication with Google and key figures at Google. They taught how these crawlers and search engines are modeled, how the algorithms work. But this reflected only the first generation of search engines, how ranks are determined, not about filtering unless the website owners opted out. I'm not sure what Google has been doing since the transformation to Alphabet. Everything seems to be a downfall. The newest Pixel phones are a flop, their service is literally fraudulent, business customers have to pay more and more for the same products, Inbox has been canceled and replaced with their old generation product Gmail, which is implemented in an outdated language and model. This seems to happen to all big companies once the founders leave their leading positions. New figures get involved, such as Black Rock, they invest and integrate them into this centralistic implicit shadow state in which money and status determine the future, manipulate the public, all in the name of your own safety. Because you can't be trusted with free information. Education isn't the answer, no, filtering everything difficult and raw is. They put their own opinion on top of it, that you're supposed to eat like candy. Until you can't imagine how to live without out. How to know what's right and wrong without someone "trusted" telling you. It's divide et impera on another level. Just keep fighting each other over what opinion is the real deal, not about the underlying facts, about science. Leave science to the officials. Let them decide which paper to publish and which paper deserves a headline. Let them tell you what science is. You don't need to acquire the skills yourself on how to determine what paper is transparent, affected by conflicts of interest, what good or bad methodologies exist. If you're a scientist, good for you but don't dare to get involved in other disciplines. You're only allowed an opinion in your own field.

[@christinamasson5254]

I have noticed several times now when I have tried to click on your new videos that they will auto revert to something else. Sometimes I can’t even watch your videos because it continues to redirect me to other videos and then when I come back to try and find it, it’s no longer there. It’s getting really frustrating. Keep up the good work man I love your videos and I will continue to keep searching you out.

[@williamkelly3965]

I love your content, very informative on the topics you cover Jimmy. keep up the good work

[@edwardwilkinson756]

The reason I got into coding in the early 90s was precisely because I knew that computers would bring about 1984 due to ever increasing speed and storage capacity, and I wanted to at least understand the issues involved. The information IS there but I agree that the main search engines, even DuckDuckgo and Startpage (formerly ixquick which used go deep) do not go that far. About 10 years ago, I wrote a text only search engine using spiders and written in C++, that found many more pages, but very very slowly because it actually searched the internet, not just databases of titles, keywords and tags. In fact, I had to add a feature so that you could just stop the search and give the results so far. The databases are kept by the search engine's firm and are added to, and almost certainly, deleted from, as well. One problem is that it just takes way too long to actually search every single page on the internet, and rank them each time. Imagine trying to find a topic in a large book without an index - not an exact analogy, obviously, but still useful. Also, memory, disk space and processing on the servers is an issue, even with SANs. You cannot possibly get billions of results in less than 1 second if you were really searching every single page. I think the current method as described above did not start off as too sinister but just as way to make searches faster, then factor in the fact that they use your search history and your personal information to make money with targeted advertising, and it starts to get murky real quick. Anyway, thanks very much for highlighting this problem. It is a real issue. Also, if you have ever used any Google product on your PC then everything on that PC has been looked through by them. The worst is mobile phones because they all, maybe not quite all, use Android (owned by Google) or Apple iOS. I don't think I have to explain why that is unhealthy in a democracy (ha, ha).

[@ThinkerHaistTV]

Jimmy uses Chrome lol...

[@mr.neqtan]

This is the logical response that, deserves more upvotes. I'm sure some information is being stealth omitted in search results. But much of it is truly for efficiency.

[@ogfit5448]

I was born 1992 got into PCs around windows '97 and the early days of Google and yahoo. Around 2002 you could find many websites with real evidence and theories on who did 9/11. Most of these sites are now blacklisted or removed from the web. I don't trust anything online anymore.

[@_morn_my]

I was debating typing a comment, but thankfully yours explains it better than I would have.

[@AXharoth]

@@mr.neqtan if it was for efficiency why wouldn't you be able to go beyond page 20 or whatever the page where it stops , there would the option to go farther

[@birchcakes]

The limited search results is due to the way the algorithm works now. The index search finds millions of results and the algorithm determines most of them aren't relevant to the query. That's why you only get a few dozen pages now. I'm not a fan of it, but that's what they give as the reason.

[@peterpike]

That doesn't make sense in the context of the claim that it finds billions of results to begin with. Google doesn't discover ANYTHING as you're looking through the list about which ones are relevant to the search. They present an outright lie, pretend you have access to it, and then don't provide it. When a human does this, it's called psychological abuse. When a company does it, it's called Silicon Valley.

[@stanettiels7367]

This has been happening for a long time. I remember reading articles, etc, and when I’ve gone back to reference them as sources, they’re gone or buried. It’s ridiculous and it’s akin to Orwell’s 1984.

[@billdavis6238]

Name one, I'll find it for you....

[@artoriusveritas6779]

Absolutely feel this

[@iankennedy2592]

This little google experiment proves absolutely nothing.

[@CMMac-yi2cf]

Been following truth stream media for years. Great vids for sure!

[@jameywc2]

Saw this going on years ago unfortunately. Keep up your brave work.

[@Pine_01]

Same

[@Spoeism]

It really accumulated in 2019

[@RosinGoblin]

Yup. Countless things that just vanished

[@Spoeism]

@bob yeah it was just Trump lol Dummmmmb

[@graceface8720]

In 2016, when I first started waking up, I had over 600 subscriptions, nthey took it down to lil over 100. I have written lists of who I used to watch. Gone.

[@SiKside]

Thank you for pointing this out. You the man and you do great work!

[@our-story7721]

Again Jimmy. I'm sharing this video as it is close to my heart, the withholding of information is the power they hold over us! As I mention in my introductory video. Thanks 😎👍