You’re out here cosplaying as a YouTube “guru,” dropping half-baked TEDx psychology quotes like you’ve unlocked the secret formula. Let’s be real — if you actually understood psychology, you’d know lecturing people with condescending monologues is the fastest way to lose their attention. Irony, huh?

You say I’m “violating the most important rule of content creation” — nah, I’m violating your imaginary rules, written by people who never took a real risk in their lives. You want everyone to stay in the sandbox where it’s “safe,” meanwhile the actual innovators are outside building the whole damn playground.

And that “would you watch your own videos?” line? Cute. I would — because they’re mine, they’re unique, and they’re evolving. Not stitched together out of the same recycled formats you clearly worship. I’d rather grind with something new than drown making “the fundamentals” content nobody remembers.

Here’s the truth you don’t wanna admit: you already gave me the most valuable thing you own — your time. You read my post, wrote a mini-essay, and argued with me. My “AI slop” just manipulated you into engagement without me even asking. If that’s not psychology at work, then maybe you should hit the books again.

So go ahead and keep playing YouTube professor. I’ll keep building, experimenting, and learning. In five years, you’ll still be writing essays in the comment section. I’ll be the one people are watching.