It depends on people sticking to what the video shows and not inferring stuff that it doesn't actually prove There's someone on here thinking that the Miami Surfside condominium collapse was a controlled demolition, because "it looked like a controlled demolition" The video just shows a building collapsing and that's all it shows. An actual Engineering explanation clearly lays out some more realistic structural failure reasons, but if someone thinks it's explosives/jews then there's nothing you can say to help. Too many threads on here are people with a bunch of preconceived ideas who are just grabbing at stuff trying to make it fit, and this is what happens when people go to far down the rabbit hole, they get paranoid and start automatically rejecting any conflicting information. Just like Lefties in the Kyle case, everything has to fit the narrative or it must be wrong I've done it myself, that video of Mariah Carey and her disappearing needle, I thought that looked odd too until I worked out what was really going on, I'd just never heard of retractable needles before. But all I'd seen was a disappearing needle and I had nothing to explain that, so was it fake? And this is where expert opinion matters, I didn't know but a nurse would have, because I was trying to understand a scenario where I had zero expertise. You don't know what you don't know, so no amount of videos can truly be definitive, you have to fully understand what it is you are watching.