content: i watch it while working on stuff. it's fascinating because people's behavior is an autobiography, and there's a lot of useful lessons that you pick up on through closely examining these. the same is true for stuff like ideologies and foundational beliefs of the world -- the egalitarian globo homo shithole is basically the autobiography of the world war 2 generation. nobody would dismiss studying the autobiography of adolf hitler, or someone like ralph waldo emerson -- let alone the work of people like Blackpilled who autistically dissect boomer-era films and try to piece together the subtext and context of the work to better understand what is actually going on in the world today and how it came to be in the first place. Sure, it's entertainment, but it's a useful tool to extrapolate from. i'll also add: in order to get a clearer picture of the world, your own personal experience does not reflect the entire range of the human condition. you kind of need to understand the context of your views and the context and "how it works"-ness of other peoples' views. as far as that goes