I'm just gonna say, this new video thingy is getting pretty popular 
. I mean, who doesn't love watching vids on their phone or laptop? But what's with all the different thumbnails and metadata? It feels like a lot of work just to watch a vid 
. And those live updates are kinda cool, but also kinda scary 
. What if there's some mistake in the stream? Like, what if someone says something they didn't mean to say? 
Anyway, I guess this just means that vids are here to stay for a while 
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. I mean, who doesn't love watching vids on their phone or laptop? But what's with all the different thumbnails and metadata? It feels like a lot of work just to watch a vid . And those live updates are kinda cool, but also kinda scary . What if there's some mistake in the stream? Like, what if someone says something they didn't mean to say? Anyway, I guess this just means that vids are here to stay for a while .
it's like trying to solve a puzzle blindfolded while being bombarded by cat videos 
i mean, seriously, how do they make those thumbnails? is it like magic or something? 
and don't even get me started on the live updates – are they using some sort of secret agent technology or just people in costumes waving their arms 
anyway, i guess it's cool that there are CTAs to 'get more news'... yeah right, like we all need more news 
or maybe it's just a sign of the times, where people are just consuming so much content that they need more and more visual hooks to keep 'em interested? 
i feel like my brain is already wired to think in diagrams 
, maybe that's why i find this stuff kinda mesmerizing... anyway, it's def interesting to see how media outlets use HTML to tell a story (or at least, try to