

Great video, but I signed up to this ideology years ago. I can already see that if I send this to anyone in my life who does algorithm complacency, then they likely won’t even get through this video… Or if they do, then they’ll say it is correct and carry on doing exactly what they’re doing.
Typical example:
I’ve told both my wife and mother that I can put whatever movie they want onto Plex. I’ve put on a lot of great movies already. They don’t know how to choose. They would literally rather have Netflix present a handful of shit movies and they pick from that…and then watch it and complain about how shit it was. But this scenario is far more preferable for them.
Wife approval factor
My wife won’t use it if she can’t see an app for it to click on to start using immediately. Going through browsers is not an option. Not having a dedicated app on the LG TV is not an option. Not being able to find something instantly means instant rejection. She refused Plex, but now sometimes uses it and has learnt to find subtitles, etc by herself.
I don’t touch my self hosted apps. If something doesn’t behave properly on the first attempt then it gets rejected from our household. It’s only for us enthusiast nerds to put up with kanky UI and setup issues for the sake of superior functionality. Normie’s won’t tolerate it.