What I find useful about you is how structured your videos are. Few asides, very little fat, straight to the point and in order. I wouldn't want EVERY content creator to be like you, but you do your job well.
Thanks, I'm very glad to hear that since it's something I aim for. I don't mind the occasional aside, but I don't like padding. I want these videos to be as accessible as possible, and help people get to the facts as directly as possible.
or alternatively, go the Ayn Rand fan route and just latch on to some idea that appeals to you, find a few hack RUclips videos that say the same thing and declare it to be true objectively because it's just 'common sense'.
I am a freshman history student in undergraduate I was watching you bad history ranking video and was recommended this was just having a bit of fun and now I feel like I have learned some extremely important information interested in research in my future 👍
Thanks. I'm glad this is here. Much of it was drummed into my head at an early age, but having good explanations all in one place is brilliant. I've often wished for an explainer like this to aim people at.
@@veritasetcaritas I mean you're absolutely right, but my school was shite - there were a lot of things they should've taught but didn't! I only got to uni because I did an access course as an adult and they sure as hell didn't teach it there!
On the topic of literature could you examine Zoomer Historians take on the nazi book burnings please. I found that video to be uniquely egregious. Love the content.
Generally speaking, yes. As a general rule academic presses produce articles of higher quality, though this doesn't guarantee quality or accuracy. That's why peer review is important.
What I find useful about you is how structured your videos are. Few asides, very little fat, straight to the point and in order. I wouldn't want EVERY content creator to be like you, but you do your job well.
Thanks, I'm very glad to hear that since it's something I aim for. I don't mind the occasional aside, but I don't like padding. I want these videos to be as accessible as possible, and help people get to the facts as directly as possible.
This video is very enlightening, when it comes to citations (scholarly)and academic research. Excellent essay sir.
Thank you!
or alternatively, go the Ayn Rand fan route and just latch on to some idea that appeals to you, find a few hack RUclips videos that say the same thing and declare it to be true objectively because it's just 'common sense'.
It's also a lot easier than actual research.
Ayn Rand was a Soviet Spy. You are literally describing a successful Soviet information sabotage campaign.
@@veritasetcaritas
yeah, it's the lazy way out.
I am a freshman history student in undergraduate I was watching you bad history ranking video and was recommended this was just having a bit of fun and now I feel like I have learned some extremely important information interested in research in my future 👍
Thank you!
Thanks. I'm glad this is here. Much of it was drummed into my head at an early age, but having good explanations all in one place is brilliant. I've often wished for an explainer like this to aim people at.
Thank you!
Great vid. Just printed out your latest paper, going to read this weekend!
Thank you!
Thanks for this video. This will be very useful when i make research and some content on my own 👍.
You're welcome!
Wish I'd had this when I was at uni!
This is why information literacy should be taught in high school.
@@veritasetcaritas I mean you're absolutely right, but my school was shite - there were a lot of things they should've taught but didn't! I only got to uni because I did an access course as an adult and they sure as hell didn't teach it there!
@@commiexian that's really disappointing.
On the topic of literature could you examine Zoomer Historians take on the nazi book burnings please. I found that video to be uniquely egregious. Love the content.
Thank you! He is on my list of channels to critique in future, and I fully intend to cite his video on the book burnings, as well as Kristallnacht.
Just a question here, being published and distributed by Oxford Press makes an article on average of high quality?
Generally speaking, yes. As a general rule academic presses produce articles of higher quality, though this doesn't guarantee quality or accuracy. That's why peer review is important.
Are you Australian?
Yes I am.