I thinkthatwehaveallbeeninthissituationatonepointoranother, I'm onthehomescreenonmyYouTubeYouTubeshowsme a thumbnail, andthen I'm onthedesktophomepageanditshowstomeagainshowingupattheautoplayafter a verytaskseemsvideoonblackholes.
Youreallymustthinkthisvideoisrightformeinside a caveandyouwatchtheunseeninefficiencyofescalatoretiquette.
And, uh, okay.
First, thetitleisfine.
Thereisunseeninefficiencycausedbyescalatoretiquetteofthumbnow, andthevideo, however, aremaking a case.
Exceptthatthisdidn't reallyseemrighttomeandprobablydoesn't do a lotofotherpeople, becausetheproblemthisvideoendeavourstosolvewiththismassculturalshiftistheproblemofovercapacity.
The 2014 studycitedinthevideoactuallyonlyrecommendsstandingonbothsidesduringemergencies, which, bytheway, youshouldstandonescalatorsduringanemergency, especiallyifthereare a lotofpeoplebehindyou.
So I apologizetothepersonwhomadeitbecauseitwaslike a prettywelldonevideo.
Itwasveryinteresting.
Lotsofgoodfacts.
Itmanufacturedsomeinterestingthatdidn't exist.
I havealsobeenguiltyofthis, especiallyearlyinmybloggingcareer.
Butthereason I'm makingthisvideoisbecause, like a lotofpeoplecrashcoursedestinedfromsmartereveryday, many, manyotherpeoplearestartingtorealizethat, likeweneedtobetakingthisstuffmoreseriouslyandpayingattentiontohowourbuttonsairgettingpushedbythecontentthatwe'reenjoyingandingested.
Becausemaybeifweallstarttakingourclicks a littlemoreseriously, weakenstarttherevolution.