Real milk contains mammal estrogen instead of just the plant kind.
captainlezbian
joined 2 years ago
No, I fell out of the habit when I started having lots of casual sex and I have reynauds disease making it a long and uncomfortable process. Also I have a scar on my vein from selling plasma
If it makes you feel any better that discussion could've easily happened at a dungeon or orgy
Exactly. The comic strip questionable content contains artificial intelligences with quirks, foibles, personalities, and a social understanding that they're people too. In it people and ais have relationships and even marry. It's no weirder than a human in a fantasy setting falling for an elf.
In the real world these are fancy chatbots owned run by corporations. Anyways here's a video about people falling in love with them, it's more sad than anything
The wife and I have to set aside a whole night for every contra video. There are 10 minute stretches that cause an hour of discussion.
Ah yes, the time a youtuber hired industrial engineers to create simulations of a theme park
Additional creators I forgot or left out:
Lady Emily is Sarah Z's cowriter's channel. It's definitely weirder but in a direction completely different from the way strange aeons is. She doesn't care to make her content have mainstream appeal and so it winds up being an autistic woman making videos about stuff she finds interesting.
Innuendo Studios is someone I intentionally left out for two reasons: a lot of his videos are short and they're very political. But they aren't low effort ragebait political, they're analyses of modern right wing rhetorical tactics. I'm including him now purely because he's one of my favorite youtubers
Münecat is a long form video essayist who started with anti-mlm content and has moved into other topics like internet gambling and debunking evo psych.
I'll add more comments if I think of more
Contra and Philosophytube are an excellent example of how two people with a lot of similarities can do the same concept and wind up with wildly different results even when both are excellently done.
It's a video I loved, and I understand why some of his fans wouldn't but a lot of people need to see it.
Contrapoints is one of the youtube GOATs for a reason. High production values, thought provoking content, and a level of thought and honesty that's powerful. Her video that's absolutely definitely about twilight and nothing else caused days of discussion with my wife.
Folding Ideas is a documentarian with a film background. He's most famous for his videos about NFTs and meme stocks, but all his videos are excellent. "I don't know James Rolfe" was a youtube filmmaker descending into madness attempting to understand another one.
Philosophy Tube is a woman who got pissed that the UK was raising tuitions so she committed to giving away the knowledge she got in her philosophy degree. Sometimes she plays with clickbait, but in a very self aware way. Her content is definitely meant to make you think
Hbomberguy is a man who made a 4 hour video about youtube plagiarism so popular the Onion referenced it. He's largely a video game critic but does some deep dives into political topics like climate denial, flat earth, and antivax
Sarah Z is a older gen z media and fandom critic who largely leans towards Tumblr oriented topics. She consistently has good takes. I really liked her video on how the internet talks about narcissists that I watched over the weekend.
Strange Aeons is probably my suggestion people are least likely to like. She's like if Sarah Z was a lot weirder. You want someone to explain the omegaverse or Snapewives or the other bizarre outlets of fandom in a wat that's generally respectful to them? She's got you. In particular I like how she's respectful towards weirdness when it's not harmful and that she treats trolls as the performance artists they can be.
Practical engineering is youtube for the sort of people who think bridges can be interesting. He's a civil engineer with a fair bit of charisma talking about civil engineering.
Stuff made here is for when you want impractical engineering. He's a dork who designs and builds weird shit for its own sake.
Defunctland, listen I'm not really into amusement parks that much, but this guy makes them fascinating to hear about.
OK that sounds exactly made for me
In my mid 20s I was informed that most people don't find it less easy to breathe after binging carrots. Still never had anaphylaxis and a bit are fine, but yeah I'm supposed to avoid them now