@Sid Sahasrabuddhe I wish my students (subjects, i mean pupils) 2 c the written letters and words while they are watching the video [guess I could do this as part of the video🥴] b cuz 2 capture as much of their attention and reception capacity as possible Actually, this is 4 myself too 👁😵‍💫 i m try n 2 absorb the content thru osmosis ig direct download 2 brain when?

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe yes, that feature does work great. I use it to find buried threads, but in this instance that is actually not what I am referring to. But how that while, on yt, you are watching a video, the transcript is timestamped like the bookmarks in order to jump to that spot of the vid- it’s a bit hidden of a feature in the settings of a video (on yt). Which is second tier to just getting cc/subtitles togglable on the video. It’s just something that I pretty much always use for focused absorption; cc/subtitles. Then, on yt, opening the transcript panel, searching it, each line is like a bookmark for quickly finding a section of content in the video and moving the video to that spot/time stamp. So, for when I am trying to master or dissect a particular concept, that is only a small section of the whole lesson/video, then it can be marked for quickly returning to it. This would be very helpful for me while consuming the Consulting content, but also in considering making my own and how my niche is very granular and detailed specific. Like for the knowledge base instructions I assemble it requires very precise surgical procedures. When I guide others through my development process, this is detrimental, or they get frustrated very quickly. It requires a lot of time and hand holding on my end. Very much like the stress and anxiety of performing surgery or an operational procedure. Sorry if this is an irrelevant. I understand it is very specific to sensitive applications and what it looks like to drill down into the minute mechanics of them. For my niche this cannot be passed over. It is the whole essence. Like using a scalpel vs a chainsaw or working on a Swiss watch, needing very steady hands under a scope. Thank you for reading this belabored explanation and having patience with me. It’s like me trying to make open heart or brain surgeons, or watchmakers, without them going through a decade of schooling. Take it easy and peace to you.

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe imma look more in a little bit THX

yee, like that but/and for posts too? @Sid Sahasrabuddhe 💙

@Sid Sahasrabuddhe thank you!