A very detailed and long winding story, on a very depressing topic. Why we're in this mess that we're in now. Why we don't trust anyone and anything. Adam does a long version of what Adam does and that was part of the problem. The Story and detail was long winding and sometimes hard to keep the attention up and follow, and you kind of need to do that to get to the end. It was interest that Adam identifies the faked conspiracies and fake news as a leading cause of the situation of mistrust, but, a lot of the material Adam presents could easily be part of the fabrication. Some of the players were unfamiliar names, and the events were not common knowledge, so we had to take Adam's information and perspective on trust, which is part of the problem in the modern world. We have to take so much information on trust. Adam also spends a lot of time feeding us interesting and weird videos that don't always contribute to the story, pretty and strange pictures with music. Maybe it's supposed to be to help with pacing but for a story this long it may not be helping, as it's hard to remember where we were up to after the 'interludes'. The ending was slightly disappointing and bleak. This is why it is as it is, no solutions, not positive directions, just a series of random acts that lead to a mess.
Review of Can't Get You Out of My Head
