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I don't know if this video has any solid evidence or earth shattering message in there.

I personally found it nice and I like the overall message despite the background of the world we're living in being sad.

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Mahmood Akram, a 19-year-old from Chennai, claims to speak 46 languages and write in over 400. In this video, he's heavily criticized by YouTuber Evildea, who gathers input from numerous native speakers to assess Mahmood's fluency in each language.

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"Shia LaBeouf" (www.youtube.com)
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Spaceballs - Perri Air (www.youtube.com)
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The Ozempic Problem (www.youtube.com)
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The Shoebody Bop (www.youtube.com)
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Even without knowing the context of who he is talking about, he is just a master at methodically working through citations and evidence, and I think it's worth watching for that alone - and to learn the possible pitfalls one might miss.

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Why would you ever distrust a peer-reviewed journal? Isn’t peer review the gold standard for quality in academia? This video shows you there can be good reasons to distrust peer-reviewed journals, and explains that peer-review doesn’t always mean what you might think it means.

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