So you can't debunk a cartoon that went for about a minute?
Im saying you debunked it yourself when you posted 20 other YouTube videos that are full of shit.
If you want to understand whether your cartoon is accurate or not, look at the URL. If it says "YouTube" and is not from a medical textbook or instruction on the subject, it's not likely to be accurate. Even if it is and is being talked about by those scientifically illiterate chucklefucks, you still won't be able to walk away with an accurate picture for the spin.
Quit trying to link YouTube videos as part of your argument. It makes you seem like a cracked out conspiracy theorist.
I've seen decent stuff on YouTube. Some doctors put videos about procedures on YouTube as being a faster way of explaining things to the patient. When my wife was having cataract surgery we found multiple videos from docs explaining the procedure they perform.
But it's definitely a be very cautious place.
They have licenses and references, at least, but I still don't think YouTube is a generally useful source; RFK types post more content than your doctor friend and they don't get turned out or tuned out.
It's possible to use a certain amount of references to cross reference all of them to each other, and usually you'll find the reputable ones from looking for the population that the most deranged of them disagree with and attempt to claim know nothing. Some less deranged seeming folks will agree with them, too, but many of them will have questionable qualifications. Look for the two of those happening together...
But many people don't have the time for all that or the ability to just know which is which.
Take for instance the latest bereft reply:
Quit trying to link YouTube videos as part of your argument. It makes you seem like a cracked out conspiracy theorist.
In my Dr Chris thread someone shared a Professor Dave YouTube video - so sometimes it can be ok.
See? They honestly think that because "sometimes" they find good sources there that it's going to be more than digging through asbestos trying to find gold flakes or whatever.
That's what we have fucking robots for, and peer review.
Then, we now have ideologues making inroads on peer review structures and making their own mills to "efficiently" imitate ethical action but for the purposes of selfish exclusion of the "other", in the same way as the evangelicals preach the inverse of Jesus's message with the help of some bullshit by Paul, efficiently imitating the model of the broader religion, or as Catholics have done and in places and ways continue to do.
But this is why we test and test again and replicate, and replicate again, and test new theories for which the test relies on the principles of previous models, and this is what peer reviewed academic science is about.