Crowd funding - a way to exploit the well-meaning and gullible?
I hope this doesn't get me into trouble.
First shot of me talking shot with my old camera and microphone, then the addendum was shot yesterday with my new camera and microphone, thanks to the generosity of my patrons. Thank you. Still having a bit of trouble with the follow focus.
Crowd funding - a way to exploit the well-meaning and gullible? (YouTube)
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I don't know... can I name my water orchard Orchardy McOrchardface?
Have you watched thunderf00t's video on water seer Lloyd? You did a great job debunking it and recommending good causes. :)
I think Thunderf00t debunked it much better. As much as I like Lindybeige, it is hard to beat Thunderf00t's math, and he does small experiments to help prove the point. I think Lindy's argument was basically "if it's too good to be true, promises nothing tangible, and the creator won't attach his name to it, then it's fake".
Very meta. I pay for the entertainment value and random knowledge the Chanel provides.