PaulSB
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Someone told me that the Ted-X channel on YT had some interesting content.
Watched two and not impressed.
First was the four stages of retirement, topical and I gave it a go. It was very low-brow and felt like a simplistic theory that had been forcibly retro-fitted onto the users experiences.
Second was the transactional nature of sex leading to sexless marriages. Interesting as we know of several. This started ok but didn't go deep enough and felt very lightweight.
Can't say I would recommend this channel.
Are any other retirees YT consumers? What do you tend to watch in the years as you approach your dotage?![]()
Main content here, all things cycling, climbing especially Via Ferrata, car construction & test drives, music, travel, science esp' quantum mechanics and finance.
Just thought this would make a change from what we are eating!![]()
I take it YT = YouTube? I watch GCN and Katie Kookaburra from time to time. Very occasionally look for an old film, the last one was Easy Rider, but the bulk of my YouTube watching is music from bands and performers I've loved for decades. In particular I see and appreciate things in their performances I didn't notice 40+ years ago.
Sounds a bit like living in the past or chasing Glory Days 😉 but it isn't. For me it's recapturing the joy the music gave me. I spoke before about Springsteen in Edinburgh. It was gutwrenching, tears in my eyes to hear the power and the emotion of his music.....that stays forever.
Next film I'm looking for is The Outlaw Josey Wales.
