Plainly Difficult is a YouTube site featuring some very fine videos.

From the “about” section of the page:

Short(ish) Educational Videos on Subjects that I think are interesting! Mainly General Interest history, focusing on disasters, scientific discovery and transportation

I write about business ethics as well as morality and ethics. “Plainly Difficult” sometimes writes about disasters. That is where we cross paths. The video below is about a truly incredible business ethics disaster.

The greatest fabric factory disaster in history featuring corruption, law breaking and incompetence. It sounds very much like my stuff.

I want to recommend “Plainly Difficult” as a site you should visit regularly. You should also subscribe and comment when you have something intelligent or just clever to say.

You and I both know that the internet is crowded with porn, trash and every kind of scam. “Plainly Difficult” is the kind of site and the kind of content that the web was originally created to facilitate. If there were more sites like this we would all be better off.

James Alan Pilant

https://www.youtube.com/@PlainlyDifficult

Here’s a link to the site if you would like to see what other content is available.