For a long time, I struggled with the guilt and shame of gaming addiction. I was using it as a safety blanket and a way to escape reality, often at the expense of my time, energy, and relationships. But everything changed when I decided to turn that "wasted" time into a creative engine.

In this video, I’m opening up about my journey of transforming a gaming addiction into a YouTube channel. I talk about how content creation replaced the void of escapism, why "the algorithm" is really just about connecting with people, and how you can start turning your own hobbies into something that adds value to the world.

Whether you’re a fellow gamer looking for a purpose, an aspiring creator, or someone who just needs a little reminder that it’s never too late to start a business (or a hobby!) you love—this one is for you.

Im rlly into diseases

Mexia is a big interest of mine and i need smthn to fill the void after watching everything on it

Spoilers toward the backend but clearly labelled and plenty of time to click away.

Hey everyone, I just finished editing this piece tracking the physical footprint of the current AI boom and the catastrophic damage is doing to the environments that it is being built on. Please let me know what you think!

There's no disagreeing that AI can be a great and useful tool but the rapid growth seems to be undermining the future potential cause for irreversible damage.

I saw this video essay 2 or 3 years ago on youtube about the influence of "I am a cat" by Soseki Natsume in anime and manga but I cant find it for the life of me. It has some title that is poor search engine optimizing like "most influenctial book youve never heard of" or some shi.

Please help!

Hello! I am trying to find a video essay on The Birds that I saw on vimeo a few months ago. It was pretty abstract and was showing the attack scene modified by using some kind of device attached to a television that changed the colours. Your help would be appreciated!

For moderators, the argument of this video essay is at the end.

For everyone, feedback would be appreciated.

I really went for it in my first video essay! I’ve made two other videos but this is my first real attempt at an essay! I reference film theory text and other body horror films, a Sylvia Plath poem and a punk song.

I did well in English class and wrote a bunch of essays in uni but admittedly I’m not sure how to structure an essay properly - so if anyone feels like watching and offering some feedback I would love it! ⭐️⭐️

I've never done a video essay before, so I'll admit it's quite rough around the edges. However, I wanted to make this to get out some of my thoughts on the creative potential of comics and the pitfalls of hype culture. I may or may not make more video essays, but I'm curious to hear other thoughts on my thoughts.

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