SpacetimeMachine

Maybe they will start/already have putting pokemon in locations that they need data for to make a more comprehensive map.

I just set the track pad to be like a mouse and the R1 and R2 to be left and right click and it's the best way to play it imo.

That all sounds pretty fair. I haven't watched many of those videos you've mentioned but I certainly have noticed times where it feels like she is stepping outside of her expertise. And totally agree on Kurzgesagt. I feel like they are one of the more reliable science channels on the platform.

Care to explain why?

While I agree with most of your statements, the RTGs that NASA uses (assuming that's what you are referring to) don't really have much of a connection at all to Nuclear power plants. They are very useful for small scale projects like rovers but really have no commercial uses for anything near people. Plus I think NASA generally prefers solar power whenever they can use it as it's far cheaper and safer to get into orbit.

You absolutely can do what you are saying. You CAN sell games for lower on other platforms as long as they aren't steam versions. You CANT sell games that use steam keys for cheaper on another platform which makes sense because steam is still providing bandwidth and other services for your game.

I suppose they really wanna use all that R&D that they did on gesture tracking with the vision somewhere.

If valve is still going to release new crates that they make money off of they should at least work on the game enough to keep it playable.

I definitely see issues with how it targets young people so aggressively and can have a huge negative impact on their mental health. China can essentially use it as a tool to lower the mental health of our youth and spread misinformation on purpose. The fact that the version available in China emphasizes educational content and limits usage per day shows that they know exactly what they are doing with the international versions.

The game isn't even 1080p btw, renders at 1600x900.

To me that's honestly more RDR2. That games amount of detail is pretty staggering.

That should be no surprise. They have been designed to be purposefully addictive.