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What the fuck is up with the searching stuff on YouTube now? It's beyond unusable. It only shows you like 3 videos actually related to what you want and the rest are unrelated shorts or clips from movies or tv shows that have nothing in common with the search query. Same with google. You only get like 3 pages of what you want and then there is literally nothing. Bing is much better and yandex for more niche shit like conspiracy theories.
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you need to become a premium user get relevant searches. time to pay up.
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It's their another dream, to turn internet into a cable tv and pay per view.
It's somewhat uncanny how internet went from academia to ad infested hellhole in 20 years.
Google wants to compete with tiktok. That's why you are seeing these "shorts". Normies apparently love it.
Next logical step is to reduce user interaction - then it is really going to be like TV.
You see, curated broadcasts without user interaction are the Safest to the Powers that control you.
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>>107002670
just add before:2020 to your search query



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