>recommendations
>videos i've already seen 10 times

>>106162417 (OP)
Humiliation and degredation increase retention.

>i watch videos 10 times
>why does it keep recommending me videos i've seen before
it is a mystery

Max 30 videos, everyday the same videos, every videos is the same slope I never watch

>>106162417 (OP)
i dont get why it does this, i literally never rewatch videos

>>106162417 (OP)
>mostly watch archaeology and history videos
>watch ONE true crime video
>entire page is suddenly true crime

>>106162417 (OP)
finally someone else mentions this. it's far worse for music

>>106162417 (OP)
I basically never rewatch videos but it still occasionally recommends me something I've seen already

The one that really makes no sense to me is when it recommends me the same video 20 times in a row. I didn't click on it the first 10 times it showed up, so why does it keep trying? For channels that I watch a lot, it will pick some random video from their back catalog and recommend that video over and over, even though there are literally hundreds more it could rotate through

>>106163156
The nerve of them thinking that people might listen to a song more than once instead of forgetting about it and moving on to another song.

YouTube is now only recommending me memes from a decade ago.

>>106163777
>777
>image size: 777x315

>>106162417 (OP)
It's intentional, they'll reccomend you a bunch of bullshit for every every good video to make browsing more addicting, it's basically the same principal as gambling, where they try to keep you chasing the high, even if you actually lose most of the time.

>recommends me a scene from a movie i know
>then another one
>then another one
>end up watching half the movie in the wrong order
this has happened too many times, i feel like an adhd zoomer

>>106163610
I don't know why ppl just look for pointless arguments on the internet. How sad could their lives be to waste time like that? Obviously, ppl listen to songs more than once, they get bored too at some point so it's stupid to recommend the same stuff for the umpeenth time instead of something new

>>106162417 (OP)
It's Google's new tactic. The worse search results and recommendations it gives to you - the longer you stay on their websites - the more money they make from ads.

>>106165056
Well it backfired since I switched to only watching my subscriptions.

>>106162417 (OP)
>exclusively watch YouTube in an incognito tab without an account
>watch whatever videos I want
>if I get one that requires aifn-in to age verify I just download it instead

>Invidious
>NewPipe
>Piped
>CloudTube
>Found: 0
The state of this board. I'm not really surprised anymore.