Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

A study published in Nature's Climate and Atmospheric Science found that despite 70 years of rising CO2, Antarctica hasn't warmed. Not even slightly. The Polar Amplification Theory claims rising CO2 should warm the poles fastest, due to feedback from melting ice and increased water vapor, which supposedly amplify the...

Electroversenet's profile picture

Electroverse

46,570 subscribers

13,966 views • 10 days ago •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

THE SOLAR SYSTEM CAUSES CLIMATE CHANGES, CO2 FOLLOWS Ice core studies have proven that warming precedes rises in CO2, so we can deduce that warming causes CO2, and not the other way round as Al Gore claimed. This was a political agenda that skewed science. This happens because the Oceans absorb CO2 as they cool, and release it as they warm up. 96% of CO2 in the atmosphere is emitted naturally. 70% of CO2 in the atmosphere has a natural origin. The greenhouse gas effect is caused by water vapour by 80%. CO2 is not the cause of warming, but it's the effect, as proven by ice core studies.
6:40

THE SOLAR SYSTEM CAUSES CLIMATE CHANGES, CO2 FOLLOWS Ice core studies have proven that warming precedes rises in CO2, so we can deduce that warming causes CO2, and not the other way round as Al Gore claimed. This was a political agenda that skewed science. This happens because the Oceans absorb CO2 as they cool, and release it as they warm up. 96% of CO2 in the atmosphere is emitted naturally. 70% of CO2 in the atmosphere has a natural origin. The greenhouse gas effect is caused by water vapour by 80%. CO2 is not the cause of warming, but it's the effect, as proven by ice core studies.

Robin Monotti

39,915 views • 1 day ago

A new study reconstructs the abrupt warming events of the last ice age. Between 57,000 and 29,000 years ago, Greenland experienced 11 sharp temperature bursts, warming 10C to 16C in a matter of just 50 to 200 years. CO2 levels remained low and stable during this time. The historical record is clear. Earth's climate has shifted far more violently and rapidly in the past, even when CO2 stayed steady.
0:43

A new study reconstructs the abrupt warming events of the last ice age. Between 57,000 and 29,000 years ago, Greenland experienced 11 sharp temperature bursts, warming 10C to 16C in a matter of just 50 to 200 years. CO2 levels remained low and stable during this time. The historical record is clear. Earth's climate has shifted far more violently and rapidly in the past, even when CO2 stayed steady.

Electroverse

13,066 views • 6 months ago

West Antarctica sits on top of a volcanic rift. Thwaites and Pine Island, Antarctica's two fastest thinning glaciers, sit directly above strong geothermal anomalies. The glaciers are being melted from below, not above, and atmospheric data backs this up. A recent study shows central/west Antarctica has cooled around 1C per decade over the past 20 years. Bird Station, the only long-running record on the ice sheet, shows the trend. The surface is cooling, the base is heating, and melt is concentrated where the crust is hottest. Public messaging insists CO2 is melting Antarctica, but the air is cooling, with the only real melt restricted to the west, to regions sitting atop a hot volcanic rift.
0:41

West Antarctica sits on top of a volcanic rift. Thwaites and Pine Island, Antarctica's two fastest thinning glaciers, sit directly above strong geothermal anomalies. The glaciers are being melted from below, not above, and atmospheric data backs this up. A recent study shows central/west Antarctica has cooled around 1C per decade over the past 20 years. Bird Station, the only long-running record on the ice sheet, shows the trend. The surface is cooling, the base is heating, and melt is concentrated where the crust is hottest. Public messaging insists CO2 is melting Antarctica, but the air is cooling, with the only real melt restricted to the west, to regions sitting atop a hot volcanic rift.

Electroverse

31,242 views • 3 months ago

Antarctica Has Not Warmed An analysis by Ned Nikolov, Ph.D. shows no meaningful warming across Antarctica over the satellite era. Two independent temperature records were examined from 1979 to 2023. First, reconstructed surface air temperatures from Ma et al. (2025) show a continent-wide trend of about +0.032C per decade, with today COLDER than 1979. Second, UAH satellite data for south of 60S show an even smaller trend: +0.017C per decade, which is effectively flat. Two independent systems. The same conclusion. Since 1979, Antarctica has undergone no statistically meaningful warming, despite atmospheric CO2 rising by nearly 100 ppm.
0:47

Antarctica Has Not Warmed An analysis by Ned Nikolov, Ph.D. shows no meaningful warming across Antarctica over the satellite era. Two independent temperature records were examined from 1979 to 2023. First, reconstructed surface air temperatures from Ma et al. (2025) show a continent-wide trend of about +0.032C per decade, with today COLDER than 1979. Second, UAH satellite data for south of 60S show an even smaller trend: +0.017C per decade, which is effectively flat. Two independent systems. The same conclusion. Since 1979, Antarctica has undergone no statistically meaningful warming, despite atmospheric CO2 rising by nearly 100 ppm.

Electroverse

22,162 views • 7 months ago

REPORT: Antarctica reverses trend and gains ice for the first time in decades, according to a new study published by Science China Earth Sciences. Researchers say from 2021-2023, the Antarctic Ice Sheet saw a record-breaking mass *gain.* Tongji University researchers say satellite gravimetry data shows that from 2011 to 2020, the Antarctic Ice Sheet lost 142 gigatons of ice per year. That trend flipped between 2021 and 2023 when the ice sheet allegedly gained about 108 gigatons of ice per year. Most of the gains are in East Antarctica. Scientists say much of the gains are linked to precipitation patterns, which could be temporary. Crazy.
0:44

REPORT: Antarctica reverses trend and gains ice for the first time in decades, according to a new study published by Science China Earth Sciences. Researchers say from 2021-2023, the Antarctic Ice Sheet saw a record-breaking mass *gain.* Tongji University researchers say satellite gravimetry data shows that from 2011 to 2020, the Antarctic Ice Sheet lost 142 gigatons of ice per year. That trend flipped between 2021 and 2023 when the ice sheet allegedly gained about 108 gigatons of ice per year. Most of the gains are in East Antarctica. Scientists say much of the gains are linked to precipitation patterns, which could be temporary. Crazy.

Collin Rugg

8,106,534 views • 1 year ago

A new peer-reviewed study finds that Antarctica has cooled since 2003. Using the high-resolution AntAir ICE satellite record, researchers split the continent into 12 regions. While half warmed and half cooled, it was the cooling that dominated. The Antarctic Peninsula showed the strongest shift, cooling by -0.12C per year (or about -2.2C in 18 years). Western land areas cooled the most, while the eastern ice shelves showed only weak, statistically insignificant warming. Elsewhere, trends, overall, were found to be flat. If CO2 were the main driver, Antarctica should be heating rapidly. Instead, the data show the continent is cooling.
0:40

A new peer-reviewed study finds that Antarctica has cooled since 2003. Using the high-resolution AntAir ICE satellite record, researchers split the continent into 12 regions. While half warmed and half cooled, it was the cooling that dominated. The Antarctic Peninsula showed the strongest shift, cooling by -0.12C per year (or about -2.2C in 18 years). Western land areas cooled the most, while the eastern ice shelves showed only weak, statistically insignificant warming. Elsewhere, trends, overall, were found to be flat. If CO2 were the main driver, Antarctica should be heating rapidly. Instead, the data show the continent is cooling.

Electroverse

10,182 views • 12 days ago

THE CORRELATION OF TEMPERATURE TO CO2 IS THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT WE ARE TOLD: TEMPERATURE CHANGE LEADS TO CO2 CHANGE, NOT VICEVERSA: CO2 lags earth temperature changes by 800 years, not the other way round. The CO2 causing Climate Change narrative is a hoax, climate change causes CO2 change instead, because it is emitted by the ocean, which acts as a temperature dependent carbon sink. SCIENTIFIC PROOF CO2 IS NOT THE CAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE Timing of Atmospheric CO2 and Antarctic Temperature Changes Across Termination III | Science "We have measured the isotopic composition of argon in air bubbles in the Vostok core during Termination III (∼240,000 years before the present). This record most likely reflects the temperature and accumulation change, although the mechanism remains unclear. The sequence of events during Termination III suggests that the CO2 increase lagged Antarctic deglacial warming by 800 ± 200 years and preceded the Northern Hemisphere deglaciation."
2:19

THE CORRELATION OF TEMPERATURE TO CO2 IS THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT WE ARE TOLD: TEMPERATURE CHANGE LEADS TO CO2 CHANGE, NOT VICEVERSA: CO2 lags earth temperature changes by 800 years, not the other way round. The CO2 causing Climate Change narrative is a hoax, climate change causes CO2 change instead, because it is emitted by the ocean, which acts as a temperature dependent carbon sink. SCIENTIFIC PROOF CO2 IS NOT THE CAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE Timing of Atmospheric CO2 and Antarctic Temperature Changes Across Termination III | Science "We have measured the isotopic composition of argon in air bubbles in the Vostok core during Termination III (∼240,000 years before the present). This record most likely reflects the temperature and accumulation change, although the mechanism remains unclear. The sequence of events during Termination III suggests that the CO2 increase lagged Antarctic deglacial warming by 800 ± 200 years and preceded the Northern Hemisphere deglaciation."

Robin Monotti

112,709 views • 1 year ago

New research says it isn't CO2 driving the climate, rather it's gradients and water vapor. A 2025 study in Frontiers argues the real thermostat is the vertical temperature gradient and the water cycle. Water vapor and clouds account for about 95% of the atmosphere's radiative effect. CO2 contributes roughly 4-5% with only 4% of that human-made. Without the lapse rate, i.e. the steady cooling with altitude, extra CO2 would have no warming effect at all. On Earth, air cools about 6.5C per km, and that gradient, not carbon, sets surface warmth. In their model, doubling CO2 adds at most 1.5C, or nothing. Moisture, clouds and natural dynamics run the climate. CO2 is just along for the ride.
0:46

New research says it isn't CO2 driving the climate, rather it's gradients and water vapor. A 2025 study in Frontiers argues the real thermostat is the vertical temperature gradient and the water cycle. Water vapor and clouds account for about 95% of the atmosphere's radiative effect. CO2 contributes roughly 4-5% with only 4% of that human-made. Without the lapse rate, i.e. the steady cooling with altitude, extra CO2 would have no warming effect at all. On Earth, air cools about 6.5C per km, and that gradient, not carbon, sets surface warmth. In their model, doubling CO2 adds at most 1.5C, or nothing. Moisture, clouds and natural dynamics run the climate. CO2 is just along for the ride.

Electroverse

19,737 views • 4 months ago

New research says it isn't CO2 driving the climate, rather it's gradients and water vapor. A 2025 study in Frontiers argues the real thermostat is the vertical temperature gradient and the water cycle. Water vapor and clouds account for about 95% of the atmosphere's radiative effect. CO2 contributes roughly 4-5%, with only 4% of that human-made. Without the lapse rate, i.e. the steady cooling with altitude, extra CO2 would have no warming effect at all. On Earth, air cools about 6.5C per kilometer, and that gradient, not carbon, sets surface warmth. In their model, doubling CO2 adds at most 1.5C, or nothing. Moisture, clouds and natural dynamics run the climate. CO2 is just along for the ride.
0:46

New research says it isn't CO2 driving the climate, rather it's gradients and water vapor. A 2025 study in Frontiers argues the real thermostat is the vertical temperature gradient and the water cycle. Water vapor and clouds account for about 95% of the atmosphere's radiative effect. CO2 contributes roughly 4-5%, with only 4% of that human-made. Without the lapse rate, i.e. the steady cooling with altitude, extra CO2 would have no warming effect at all. On Earth, air cools about 6.5C per kilometer, and that gradient, not carbon, sets surface warmth. In their model, doubling CO2 adds at most 1.5C, or nothing. Moisture, clouds and natural dynamics run the climate. CO2 is just along for the ride.

Electroverse

20,061 views • 1 day ago

The so-called "climate crisis" isn't new. It actually began in the 1890s when Swedish chemist Svante Arrhenius proposed that carbon dioxide could warm the planet - the original "CO2 theory." Fittingly, Greta Thunberg's father was named after him, though there's no direct family link. Within a decade though, fellow Swede Knut Ångström put that idea to the test. In 1900-1901, he demonstrated experimentally that adding more CO2 had almost no additional effect on infrared absorption. His findings, published in Annalen der Physik, showed that the gas was already nearly saturated, meaning more of it wouldn't trap much extra heat. Ångström concluded that Arrhenius had overestimated CO2's influence by mixing its effects with those of water vapor, the far stronger greenhouse gas. A century later, the science hasn't changed, only the storytelling has.
0:52

The so-called "climate crisis" isn't new. It actually began in the 1890s when Swedish chemist Svante Arrhenius proposed that carbon dioxide could warm the planet - the original "CO2 theory." Fittingly, Greta Thunberg's father was named after him, though there's no direct family link. Within a decade though, fellow Swede Knut Ångström put that idea to the test. In 1900-1901, he demonstrated experimentally that adding more CO2 had almost no additional effect on infrared absorption. His findings, published in Annalen der Physik, showed that the gas was already nearly saturated, meaning more of it wouldn't trap much extra heat. Ångström concluded that Arrhenius had overestimated CO2's influence by mixing its effects with those of water vapor, the far stronger greenhouse gas. A century later, the science hasn't changed, only the storytelling has.

Electroverse

17,109 views • 1 month ago

Geologist Gregg Braden challenges the mainstream climate narrative "Climate change is real — I've been saying it since 1979. But humans aren't the cause. CO2 is rising — yes. But over 90% comes from warming oceans (warm water releases gas), not human activity. The oceans are warming from BELOW — from tectonic and volcanic processes that cycle every ~12,500 years. In geologic history: High CO2 (1,000–2,000+ ppm) = lush, green, abundant life. No strict one-to-one link with temperature." A different perspective on what's really driving Earth's changes. 2:07 clip inside—eye-opening science.
2:07

Geologist Gregg Braden challenges the mainstream climate narrative "Climate change is real — I've been saying it since 1979. But humans aren't the cause. CO2 is rising — yes. But over 90% comes from warming oceans (warm water releases gas), not human activity. The oceans are warming from BELOW — from tectonic and volcanic processes that cycle every ~12,500 years. In geologic history: High CO2 (1,000–2,000+ ppm) = lush, green, abundant life. No strict one-to-one link with temperature." A different perspective on what's really driving Earth's changes. 2:07 clip inside—eye-opening science.

Camus

19,880 views • 7 months ago

CLIMATE CHANGE COULD FLIP ANTARCTICA INTO LAVA CENTRAL Did you know there are over 100 volcanoes buried under Antarctica’s ice? Thanks to climate change, that icy blanket is melting, and when the pressure comes off, magma starts stretching its legs. Scientists ran 4,000 simulations and found that less ice means more eruptions. Magma expands, gases fizz out like shaken soda, and underground eruptions heat the ice from below, melting even more. It’s basically the world’s worst feedback loop: melt ice, trigger volcano, melt more ice, repeat. If the cycle accelerates in the coming decades, the world will see centuries of rising seas, disrupted weather, and a climate system in meltdown. Source: Eos
1:17

CLIMATE CHANGE COULD FLIP ANTARCTICA INTO LAVA CENTRAL Did you know there are over 100 volcanoes buried under Antarctica’s ice? Thanks to climate change, that icy blanket is melting, and when the pressure comes off, magma starts stretching its legs. Scientists ran 4,000 simulations and found that less ice means more eruptions. Magma expands, gases fizz out like shaken soda, and underground eruptions heat the ice from below, melting even more. It’s basically the world’s worst feedback loop: melt ice, trigger volcano, melt more ice, repeat. If the cycle accelerates in the coming decades, the world will see centuries of rising seas, disrupted weather, and a climate system in meltdown. Source: Eos

Mario Nawfal

22,083 views • 9 months ago

Back in 2009, the newly appointed director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, Mark Serreze, warned that Arctic sea ice was in a death spiral. He predicted the Arctic could be ice-free by the summer of 2030, likely even earlier. Nearly two decades later, the data tell a very different story. According to the NSIDC's own records, September sea ice has shown no downward trend since 2007 - 18 years of stability. Despite rising CO2 levels and every claimed feedback mechanism, the ice is not budging. It remains right where it was in the mid-2000s. As climate researcher Javier Vinos put it, "Clearly the models on which these predictions are based do not accurately reflect the actual climate." The Arctic death spiral never happened, yet Serreze remains director of the NSIDC. There is zero accountability.
0:49

Back in 2009, the newly appointed director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, Mark Serreze, warned that Arctic sea ice was in a death spiral. He predicted the Arctic could be ice-free by the summer of 2030, likely even earlier. Nearly two decades later, the data tell a very different story. According to the NSIDC's own records, September sea ice has shown no downward trend since 2007 - 18 years of stability. Despite rising CO2 levels and every claimed feedback mechanism, the ice is not budging. It remains right where it was in the mid-2000s. As climate researcher Javier Vinos put it, "Clearly the models on which these predictions are based do not accurately reflect the actual climate." The Arctic death spiral never happened, yet Serreze remains director of the NSIDC. There is zero accountability.

Electroverse

29,125 views • 1 month ago

A new study analysed decades of US farm data matched with satellite measurements. The result shows higher CO2 significantly increased yields. The researchers found that for every 1 ppm rise in CO2, yields increased about 0.4% for corn, 0.6% for soybeans, and up to 1% for wheat. Applied historically, rising CO2 explains a large share of US productivity gains since the 1940s. Yet, many climate impact models, promoted by the media, downplay or omit this fertilization effect. The impacts are seen across the planet, too. Satellite data show the Earth is about 5-10% greener today than just 20 years ago, and roughly 30% greener than in the early satellite era of the 1980s. Mainstream climate science is ignoring CO2's measurable benefits.
0:51

A new study analysed decades of US farm data matched with satellite measurements. The result shows higher CO2 significantly increased yields. The researchers found that for every 1 ppm rise in CO2, yields increased about 0.4% for corn, 0.6% for soybeans, and up to 1% for wheat. Applied historically, rising CO2 explains a large share of US productivity gains since the 1940s. Yet, many climate impact models, promoted by the media, downplay or omit this fertilization effect. The impacts are seen across the planet, too. Satellite data show the Earth is about 5-10% greener today than just 20 years ago, and roughly 30% greener than in the early satellite era of the 1980s. Mainstream climate science is ignoring CO2's measurable benefits.

Electroverse

11,599 views • 6 months ago

365 years of temperature data from central England, the world's longest running climate record, show no trend. Despite a six-fold rise in population and a surge in CO2, January temperatures have barely shifted since 1600. Likewise for July, the hottest month of the year, temperatures are virtually unchanged. Even during the coal-fired Industrial Revolution there was no sudden spike. The warmest winters on record occurred in the 1700s, the 1800s, and the early 1900s, long before modern emissions. Any warming appears slow and natural, with the slight modern uptick likely linked to two factors: 1) the urban heat island effect, and 2) Earth's gradual recovery from the Little Ice Age. If carbon dioxide truly controlled the climate, the CET record would shoot upward on the right. It does not.
0:51

365 years of temperature data from central England, the world's longest running climate record, show no trend. Despite a six-fold rise in population and a surge in CO2, January temperatures have barely shifted since 1600. Likewise for July, the hottest month of the year, temperatures are virtually unchanged. Even during the coal-fired Industrial Revolution there was no sudden spike. The warmest winters on record occurred in the 1700s, the 1800s, and the early 1900s, long before modern emissions. Any warming appears slow and natural, with the slight modern uptick likely linked to two factors: 1) the urban heat island effect, and 2) Earth's gradual recovery from the Little Ice Age. If carbon dioxide truly controlled the climate, the CET record would shoot upward on the right. It does not.

Electroverse

250,157 views • 5 months ago

Here's a view of Vadret da Tschierva and Piz Roseg in 1935 (left) vs 2022 (right). Glaciers melting and rising sea levels, which hit a record high in 2022, are expected to persist for thousands of years. This is the #StateOfClimate. 🔗
0:21

Here's a view of Vadret da Tschierva and Piz Roseg in 1935 (left) vs 2022 (right). Glaciers melting and rising sea levels, which hit a record high in 2022, are expected to persist for thousands of years. This is the #StateOfClimate. 🔗

World Meteorological Organization

222,360 views • 3 years ago

A new study shows the North Atlantic is at its coldest point in 9,000 years. Researchers used a finely layered Chinese stalagmite (a natural rain recording climate tape) to track North Atlantic temperatures. When the ocean cools and sea ice grows, the Asian monsoon weakens and the stalagmite's chemistry shifts. It's a direct proxy. The results show a nine millennia cooling trend, with the coldest values in the last 200 years. The record captures the big cold events of the past, all driven by orbital cycles, sea ice feedbacks and internal ocean variability, say the researchers - not CO2. The slight warming observed since the 1800s didn't start from normal. It started from the coldest North Atlantic baseline in 9,000 years.
0:46

A new study shows the North Atlantic is at its coldest point in 9,000 years. Researchers used a finely layered Chinese stalagmite (a natural rain recording climate tape) to track North Atlantic temperatures. When the ocean cools and sea ice grows, the Asian monsoon weakens and the stalagmite's chemistry shifts. It's a direct proxy. The results show a nine millennia cooling trend, with the coldest values in the last 200 years. The record captures the big cold events of the past, all driven by orbital cycles, sea ice feedbacks and internal ocean variability, say the researchers - not CO2. The slight warming observed since the 1800s didn't start from normal. It started from the coldest North Atlantic baseline in 9,000 years.

Electroverse

17,935 views • 3 months ago

A new study shows rising carbon dioxide has driven a 30% jump in global plant growth since 1900, the equivalent of adding three Amazon rainforests worth of vegetation to the planet. The study also points out that 10,000 years ago, Earth was even greener. Logically, that means CO2 levels back then must have been higher than today's, long before industry or fossil fuels. The paper also finds that since 1750, nature's own CO2 output has risen four times more than humanity's, about 44 gigatons a year compared to 11 from us. CO2 is rising anyway via natural cycles, not human activity alone.
0:39

A new study shows rising carbon dioxide has driven a 30% jump in global plant growth since 1900, the equivalent of adding three Amazon rainforests worth of vegetation to the planet. The study also points out that 10,000 years ago, Earth was even greener. Logically, that means CO2 levels back then must have been higher than today's, long before industry or fossil fuels. The paper also finds that since 1750, nature's own CO2 output has risen four times more than humanity's, about 44 gigatons a year compared to 11 from us. CO2 is rising anyway via natural cycles, not human activity alone.

Electroverse

19,259 views • 3 days ago

A peer-reviewed study finds that most of the temperature rise observed over the past century in the US isn't from greenhouse gases, but instead from roads, buildings and parking lots. By comparing raw US temperature data from stations in areas with different population densities, the study found that 65% of the warming since 1895 is explained by the urban heat island effect, and another 8% by urban growth into once-rural areas. That's nearly three quarters of the warming, with no CO2 involved. Crucially, NOAA's adjusted data hides this effect. Homogenization smooths it out, a process the study's author, Dr Roy Spencer, calls "urban blending." It's not "global warming," it's urbanization.
0:44

A peer-reviewed study finds that most of the temperature rise observed over the past century in the US isn't from greenhouse gases, but instead from roads, buildings and parking lots. By comparing raw US temperature data from stations in areas with different population densities, the study found that 65% of the warming since 1895 is explained by the urban heat island effect, and another 8% by urban growth into once-rural areas. That's nearly three quarters of the warming, with no CO2 involved. Crucially, NOAA's adjusted data hides this effect. Homogenization smooths it out, a process the study's author, Dr Roy Spencer, calls "urban blending." It's not "global warming," it's urbanization.

Electroverse

34,665 views • 22 days ago

A new study shows a thick ice cap in Greenland was completely ice-free just 7,000 years ago. The cap is Prudhoe Dome, which today is some 1,600 feet thick. The researchers drilled through the ice and dated the sediments below it. It turns out those sediments were once exposed to sunlight, meaning there was no ice. 7,000 years ago, summer temperatures were 3 to 5C warmer than today. This study shows, once again, that large ice losses have occurred in the recent past, caused entirely by natural climate variability - no CO2 forcing required.
0:35

A new study shows a thick ice cap in Greenland was completely ice-free just 7,000 years ago. The cap is Prudhoe Dome, which today is some 1,600 feet thick. The researchers drilled through the ice and dated the sediments below it. It turns out those sediments were once exposed to sunlight, meaning there was no ice. 7,000 years ago, summer temperatures were 3 to 5C warmer than today. This study shows, once again, that large ice losses have occurred in the recent past, caused entirely by natural climate variability - no CO2 forcing required.

Electroverse

150,316 views • 6 months ago