YouTube Sailors Carbon Dating

[leftbrainstuff]

It takes a significant amount of effort to capture footage, edit and upload it.

If you enjoy the videos then I don't care if they aren't current.

In fact having a backlog is a very smart approach. This wat way vloggers, like SV Delos, can keep uploading while having breaks.

[Emouchet]

Provided the content is good, and make sense to me, I'll be watching.

And you are not obliged to support them financially if you think they do not deserve it because they are no longer cruising.

[john61ct]

Yes, once you are in the realm of videos produced for income, any "reality rules" go out the window.

You are paying to be entertained.

If you require more skillful lying for your entertainment, then choose to not pay the ones you "catch".

If you're not paying, no grounds at all to complain.

[iSaint]

Not sure if anyone mentioned this side of the story: the vloggers' Patreon subscribers get videos far in advance. I doubt they're real time, though some are more current than others.

There's even an ex porn star who will show you more than her bikini seen on YouTube.

[Thalas]

This happened in a documentary I saw about a ragtag rebellion fighting an evil empire led by a Sith Lord, but get this... the main dude in the rebellion was the Sith Lord's SON. That's not the crazy part. I think I'm watching this craziness in real time and not only did it happen "long, long ago" but it all went down in a galaxy "far, far away"! What the hell, man?!

I'm hearing rumors that most of what we see on TV is even time shifted. They call it "recorded" in the biz. Where is my real time entertainment?