People make errors. Mistakes are unavoidable. The key to being smart and rational is correcting errors.
Errors are ways that an idea fails at a goal. For well-defined goals, success or failure is a binary distinction.
Goals can be mistakes. Goals merit critical thinking too.
Good arguments are decisive criticisms which point out how an idea is an error, meaning it fails at a goal.
Focus on key, limiting factors for your goals. Most factors aren’t bottlenecks and don’t need improvement.
Learning involves understanding concepts and explanations, plus automatization. Practice teaches your subconscious skills so your conscious mind can focus on more advanced issues.
Rational public intellectuals should have written policies offering guarantees about how they’ll engage with criticism from the public. Transparency is needed to avoid bias.
I don’t think YT made this a short so I unlisted it. I’m uncertain how to tell. Will delete and change the link if I get it fixed.
It’s exactly 60s. YT displays it as 1:00 in some places and 1:01 in others and has a 60s cap on shorts. So maybe it’s glitched.
A positive is I pasted the transcript into YT’s automatic subtitle syncing feature and it did a decent job putting the words at the right times. (Not that subtitles are very useful on this video IMO.)
I removed 1/3 of a second from the end and reuploaded and now it’s a short. The first video was exactly 3600 frames which apparently didn’t work.
I updated the OP with the new link.
One way to figure out if a video is a short is to read the URL and see if it has “shorts” in it. You can do this while the video is still private. If there’s a better way it’s not obvious. It’s also not obvious what dimensions to make the thumbnail.
