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this post was submitted on 26 Feb 2024
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Some Linux Youtubers like Luke Smith, unfortunately have some weird political views that they push onto their viewers alongside the Linux stuff. For example, if you can look past all the controversial stuff from Luke Smith, you can find a "Vimtutor Let's Play" video from him where he goes through vimtutor and actually teaches a lot of cool things that aren't a part of vimtutor (personally, I learned quite a lot from that video).
It does sadly enable algorithms to promote such ideologies and push people down the alt right pipeline
Yes, temporarily. But down the road people should realize that some of Luke's takes are outright autistic and should not be taken seriously. E.g. that you should try to go out without smartphone in your everyday life.
Can we not use austistic as a pejorative. Thanks
Luke behaves like an autistic person. Nothing wrong with that. Is it a good idea to adapt his behaviour? No, it is not.
Give me an adjective that is just as fitting.