I’ve stopped watching his videos, because something about his way to talk makes me lose focus and I only could recall the first few minutes of the videos. I couldn’t explain what it is exactly, but oh so much wasted time 😐
I don’t know, to preserve my sanity I stopped counting. But Decoding the Unknown is a bit different, he has others write the scripts and he cold reads them (i.e. hasn’t read them before recording) and the channel is all about myths and urban legends and supernatural stuff, where the point is debunking and providing realistic explanations. He goes on lots of fun tangents and it’s very entertaining in general, especially his reactions to all the inane alien-and/or-ghost conspiracy theories thrown around.
I think I saw a video about this some years ago on one of Simon Whistler’s one hundred plus YouTube channels. It’s a crazy cool place.
I’ve stopped watching his videos, because something about his way to talk makes me lose focus and I only could recall the first few minutes of the videos. I couldn’t explain what it is exactly, but oh so much wasted time 😐
I don’t watch most of his channels these days, but Decoding the Unknown is good.
I don’t even know this one. How many did he create? 4000?
I don’t know, to preserve my sanity I stopped counting. But Decoding the Unknown is a bit different, he has others write the scripts and he cold reads them (i.e. hasn’t read them before recording) and the channel is all about myths and urban legends and supernatural stuff, where the point is debunking and providing realistic explanations. He goes on lots of fun tangents and it’s very entertaining in general, especially his reactions to all the inane alien-and/or-ghost conspiracy theories thrown around.
Definitely recommend it!
I’m intrigued. I’ll check it out after work 🙂