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But lots of other scientific and other pseudo-scientific debates and videos get hosted on YT no problem.

The problem seems to be if the content goes against certain narratives, it then gets flagged.

You wanna talk about hormones doing or not doing something for you. Go for it. Sugar is bad or good. Go for it. It questions certain narratives pushed by certain interests... nah ah ah.

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But that’s the point of what I was trying to say. Their policies and more particularly their actions seem inconsistent from the standpoint of [science/politics/research/reason] because they’re based on [revenue/regulatory defense/regulatory capture/traffic].

That strategy is obviously successful, which is disheartening to me. But I’m not sure how to argue against it.

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