Live Q&A - 90 - They Want Us Numb...
February 25, 2026
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Have We Been Desensitized? Social Media Gore, AI Afterlife & YouTube’s Shift to Shorts (Live Q&A)
In this live Q&A, the creator discusses experimenting with new thumbnail styles and explains a major drop in views and income after YouTube changed the homepage to prioritize Shorts, asking viewers to support via Patreon and highlighting extra content, early access, and book chapters. He references a recent video about being shown graphic violence on platforms like X without seeking it and argues that modern media has desensitized people to brutality, which he finds disturbing, especially for children growing up with unrestricted access to violent and sexual content. The chat briefly breaks, prompting a Telegram fallback for questions. He shares a clip mocking “anti-fascist” protest behavior, answers questions on eschatology and Daniel’s iron-and-clay imagery, and reacts to a report and patent claim that Meta could use AI to simulate deceased users’ social activity.
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