another English idiomatic phrase; thanks for clarification of BOTH:
ie satirising
I was looking at start and thought it was "tongue in cheek" too
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jusplay4fun wrote: Sat Aug 08, 2026 3:19 pm YouTube Videos PROVE NOTHING:
Here is "proof" from YouTube that world is FLAT:
and here is proof from YouTube that the world is NOT FLAT:
Based on this small sample of videos, BOTH opposing ideas are valid. What did we learn? That one can try to "prove" ANYTHING with YouTube and thus ANY Social Media.
Thus, citing a YouTube or TikTok video PROVES NOTHING.
One more, just for FUN:
7,932,454 views Feb 28, 2020I can't count how many people have asked for another one of these, and I figured it's been quite a while, so why not mock the flatties one more time? In this video I point out ten blatantly obvious and trivial things any flat earther could do to substantiate their model, that they totally never and will never do. It's hard to fathom that there are a few hundred of them left, maybe I can pick a few off with this one.