Betteridge's law of headlines in shambles.
this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2024
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Betteridge's law says the answer is 'no'.
The general rule against youtubers too full of hearing themselves talk says 'I couldn't give a rat's arse, not going to click that link either way'.
Youtube itself is the reason everybody uses these headlines. If they don’t title their videos like a 4 year old, you don’t see it. Simple.