@Steven Lawson Totally agree on urgency - which should be a core mechanic of the game regardless. That said, I personally - as someone who wasn't asked 😂 - don't fully agree with the idea that AI will replace this role. The question of whether in two years 'self'-motivated and agentic AI behaviours are capable of replacing human synthesisers and whether they WILL are actually two different questions. I have no doubt AIs will be capable of doing so, but I think there are three main interconnected factors at play as to why they won't: 1. I think the backlash against agentic AI is going to be large-scale and strong for at least 5 years as people adjust to the new realities and so many lose their jobs. 2. The widespread desire for human-connection (which no matter how 'good' AI gets, I don't believe will go away), will escalate in urgency and necessity as the backlash grows. 3. Governments will be (and are) actively working to implement digital fingerprint systems that identify human vs AI content (and the shades in between) - whatever one thinks about the privacy/freedom implications for such systems; I think they're coming. Putting these together, I personally think two realities will exist side-by-side. Yes, human-AI collaboration on synthesised projects will become the norm over time. But, content entirely generated and synthesised by AI will eventually be categorised separately within platforms like Youtube and there will be filters etc in place for it. Thus, at least for the next 5-10 years, even if AI is *capable* of replacing human synthesisers and will do in many areas (like teaching the masses), in many other areas it will not due to both innate human needs and technological/regulatory innovations.

@Patrick Hauswald Yeah, no worries man! It's definitely targeting a niche. Religious history is underserved. I'm hoping Youtube finds the right peeps to push it out to in due course. I'm glad you enjoyed the edit regardless!

@Jon Denton thanks for the awesome, detailed feedback, man. You're probably quite right about the claims! I'm losing about 50% of the audience in 30 secs currently. I'm working on more mass-market appeal for my next video addressing if Jesus ever visited to the UK. So, hopefully that'll boost me a bit on the niche side... But big is the hope! In the meantime, I've subscribed to Vinh Giang and I'll check out more of his videos when I get back home! Thanks for the tips.

Hi guys! My name is Edward Ashdown, I'm from the UK but living in my wife's hometown in Java, Indonesia. Right now I'm focusing on building a YouTube channel called Holy Histories about the history of Christian figures and the church as there's a real lack of quality Christian content on YouTube. Looking forward to discussing and sharing with the community.

@Zac Soliman Thanks, man! Appreciate the support.

Dude, this is a unique YouTube channel in the making. Totally new way of presenting wisdom/self improvement.