I agree, you are absolutely correct. For myself, I only recommend the two to twelve hour documentaries for people who already know and want more in-depth information. All of the long documentaries fill the bill on this account for me. But for redpilling, just short, punchy videos are what's best.
The likelihood of someone who believes the holocaust happened watching a four-hour documentary is the same as me watch the entirety of "Shoah".
There are various stages of redpilling, though. Once a person gets over the hostile resistance to the idea and is receptive, they're a blank slate. It's best to give them easy understand bits and work up to longer, 60 minute videos. If they're still on board, then they're ready for the multi-series docs.
HughBriss 0 points 1.7 years ago
I agree, you are absolutely correct. For myself, I only recommend the two to twelve hour documentaries for people who already know and want more in-depth information. All of the long documentaries fill the bill on this account for me. But for redpilling, just short, punchy videos are what's best.
The likelihood of someone who believes the holocaust happened watching a four-hour documentary is the same as me watch the entirety of "Shoah".
There are various stages of redpilling, though. Once a person gets over the hostile resistance to the idea and is receptive, they're a blank slate. It's best to give them easy understand bits and work up to longer, 60 minute videos. If they're still on board, then they're ready for the multi-series docs.
Point well taken. Thanks.