Kind of tired watching trash from YT.

Edit: Thanks for all the replies. It’s good to see that there are still gems in YouTube.

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    Climate Town - Does a decent job explaining climate-related topics and still makes them interesting.
    Jay Foreman - Very funny map trivia.
    JerryRigEverything - A bit too much promotion on some stuff, but really comprehensive tear downs.
    MIT OpenCourseWare - learn good.
    Pop Culture Detective - Deconstructive pop culture tropes that make you think a lot.
    SNES drunk - retrogaming (not just SNES) but well done, 0% additives just prime content.
    stacksmashing - electronics trivia and hardcore reverse engineering.
    The National Gallery - If you’re into history, this is an excellent channel about art trivia. I’m not much into art and this is always top quality for me.
    Tom Scott plus - Tom Scott does British telly stuff like playing board games or chasing people on the streets with an apple tag.
    Voices of the Past - This is slow, exhaustive history for nerds. Worth it if you want to let the story wash all over you.
    Vox - slightly left leaning great journalism, albeit sometimes too brief to explain complex topics.
    Weird History - They get some stuff wrong, but it’s still entertaining.
    Project Farm - Wanna buy an angle grinder? Now you do.
    Insider - Had a series of “How Real Is It?” videos that let professionals describe stuff seen in movies, and it is both entertaining and a learning experience.
    Corridor - Some stuff of dubious quality but if you’re interested in FX, it’s good.
    LegalEagle - Law is hard, but is law fun?
    brian david gilbert - Existential horror camouflaged as comedy.
    PBS Space Time - Good but hard space science.
    BurtBot - Orcs with normal voices.
    Joel Haver - Neat if you’re into deadpan humor.
    Taskmaster - Probably some of the best british television available in YT.

    Bonus round:
    Practical Engineering - How stuff is built but explained well enough that even I can understand it.

    Plus, use FreeTube, not You Tube. Don’t be a slave of their terrible algorythm and all the recommendations will turn out to be of your taste.