I had hoped my first video for almost a year would be a slick, polished, well edited effort that I could be proud of. But events in America encouraged me to make a "quick video" with some no-frills monologuing about how RFK Jr moved from the fringes to the mainstream. 1 hour later... - ThreadSky

medcrisis.bsky.social • 98 days ago

I had hoped my first video for almost a year would be a slick, polished, well edited effort that I could be proud of. But events in America encouraged me to make a "quick video" with some no-frills monologuing about how RFK Jr moved from the fringes to the mainstream. 1 hour later...

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medcrisis.bsky.social•98 days ago

Video available now on @nebula.tv. Sign up via my link at http://go.nebula.tv/medlifecrisis and you can get 40% off the annual price, which works out at just $3 a month!

https://nebula.tv/videos/medlifecrisis-how-did-we-get-here

mariokratz.bsky.social•98 days ago

Rohin, big fan of your channel!

How do you like Nebula compared to YouTube?

I make long-form, nuanced videos based on the cumulative evidence, which means that the average YouTube viewer clicks away in the first few second. That limits distribution by YouTube. Is that different on Nebula?

medcrisis.bsky.social•98 days ago

Hi Mario! tbh I don’t think there’s a big difference from that perspective, all the same retention metrics and dynamic apply but I would say long form definitely can find an audience on youtube, your videos aren’t that long! I often watch ones well over an hour which can have millions of views

mariokratz.bsky.social•98 days ago

Thank you. I certainly need to work on becoming more entertaining and engaging. I get a lot of clicks, but on average, only about 40% of people watch the entire video.

eazyent.com•97 days ago

that's not a terrible metric at all bud. 👍

eazyent.com•97 days ago

with that cringe 'Dr' Oz. shudders.

lilactransform.bsky.social•96 days ago

It was very interesting but, I think that the video suffers a bit from a lack of exploration of the interactions between the US legal system, the insurance system, and the various levels of government. Much of our seemingly extreme recommendations stem from lawsuits and the desire to prevent them.

prawnking.bsky.social•96 days ago

Great as always, but only for smart people. My explanation is best summarized by the 2006 movie "IDIOCRACY"

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