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old mid-20th century instructional films

  • + short and to the point, does not waste your time (tape/film/airtime was expensive)
  • + higher production values, typically produced by experts and trained voiceover artists
  • – occasionally shockingly racist and/or sexist
  • – doesn't cover anything from 80s and onwards (ie, The Internet)

modern tutorial videos

  • + covers modern topics (ie, The Internet)
  • – often 2-3× as long as they ought to be, constantly begging you to subscribe or whatever
  • – producer may well be just as fucking clueless as you
  • – still shockingly racist and/or sexist once in a blue moon

solution: become hermit


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in reply to @MxSelfDestruct's post:

It’s very true, a lot of the best educational films I’ve seen were the 1930s jam handy films for chevrolet, and the usaf training films.

Late century, the only ones that came to mind are the internal training films from DEC on the architecture of the PDP-11, but those are both dense and long.