You all still here

like, ya need to get some research papers and primary sources

not a 45 YO neckbeard

a 45 YO neckbeard with cited sources in the description would probably be better than absolutely nothing tho

right

but he doesn't site any

cite

The other alternative.

Is going through the 45 videos he's done discussing it with onetab sources.

I'll give him a fair listen tomorrow at work.

You would think he would put all sources down

It's a livestream.

It's not a produced video, it's a livestream.

you can edit descriptions

it would just be easier is all im sayin

To be fair, we don't know what angle he's taking on this to begin with.

He might cite articles visually.

etc.

and sources sometimes dont doo much. Like huffpo will have an article about "the health benefits of chocolate" and cite a study but if you read the study it is inconclusive

But women love chocolate, so publish it anyway.

yeah, I'm not trying to discredit him

Holy fuck you have no idea how difficult it is to concentrate on anything when someone's singing off-key reggae in the background.

At 2 in the morning.

It may surprise you to know I know that feel.

At least you don't live with "moderate progressive liberals" right?

Well that's interesting.

I'd forgotten about this.

I did, once.

You guys familiar with Dave Cullen/Computing Forever?

no

He's the only conservative voice I follow that also happens to be super into tech and the like. (I follow tons of other conservatives otherwise.)

And he's against the loss of net neutrality.

is this loss?

It's arguing against the remote possibility of something maybe happening.

No ISPs that would be affected by Net Neutrality have made moves to do anything that would be stopped by Net Neutrality as passed in 2014

As I see it, Net Neutrality is largely fear mongering, and largely a distraction.

it doesn't matter to me if a conservative is against the loss of NN, I wan't to see data and reasons for why it would need to stay, and so far I haven't come across any evidence for keeping it

Sesta/Fosta are far more damaging than the loss of Net Neutrality is.

I honestly don't care that much about tech

I'm still trying to figure out why those were signed into law in the first place.

like, I just grabbed the issue because it was controversial and so I sought out data