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I saw a podcast about why certain people fall so easily for a certain type of conspiracy myth, despite very obvious flaws:
They like the David vs. Goliath narrative - established media (or the scientific community, or politics...) are Goliath, big and bad and always wrong, and our hero is the underdog, the only one that sees things as they really are, and is ruthlessly persecuted by Goliath.
Once they fall for the strong narrative, the actual content and larger meaning of the story doesn't matter anymore.
If only there was some sort of system where a collecive might be considered an individual in "some" cases but not "all" cases.
So it could be a respectable collective when it does something good, and just a poor individual when it does something bad.
If only there was some sort of system where a collecive might be considered an individual in "some" cases but not "all" cases.
So it could be a respectable collective when it does something good, and just a poor individual when it does something bad.
Size of characters in that story is not variable, so Goliath's not really comparable to huge organizations.
If they were, Goliath could say; it was small part of Goliath's foot that accidently a village, and it was allmighty Goliath who saved a cat from a tree by lifting his finger.
Oh that's right. mpv will do that for you. And that's a live stream, so you don't have to worry about mpv trying to download the whole thing just to watch a little bit. Which is the reason that I prefer mplayer for that.
Actually ffmpeg will do better with a stream than either. I don't mean better quality, It won't choke.
james@debian:~$ youtube-dl -f 94 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h3MuIUNCCzI -o - | mpv -
Playing: -
[file] Reading from stdin...
[youtube] h3MuIUNCCzI: Downloading webpage
[youtube] h3MuIUNCCzI: Downloading video info webpage
ERROR: unable to download video info webpage: HTTP Error 410: Gone (caused by <HTTPError 410: 'Gone'>); please report this issue on https://yt-dl.org/bug . Make sure you are using the latest version; see https://yt-dl.org/update on how to update. Be sure to call youtube-dl with the --verbose flag and include its complete output.
Failed to recognize file format.
Exiting... (Errors when loading file)
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