u/Weary-Accountant2196

I made a new YouTube account and posted a video from it about ten hours ago but it is sitting at zero impressions and the comments are turned off.

So here's the history of my account. I created a new Gmail account about a month ago and I was using it to browse YouTube occasionally once every few days. However when i when went to post my video i realized that i have to create a YouTube account separately to post on it.

So I clicked the create account button and my YouTube account was created from which i could post videos.

I thought since that I already have a watch history, the account must already be warmed up. So I posted a new video from the account last night right after creating account.

When I woke up this morning I came and saw that it's at zero impressions and the comments are turned off for the video.

I checked what are the reasons for which comments could be turned off account verification.

- My account is verified, I verified it l before posting anything.

- The restricted mode it is off.

- The video is not for kids

but still the comments are disabled so i am little bit confused at what is happening and why is my video completely getting ignored by youtube and not even allowing comments to be posted as if it is considering me as spam.

Is there a way to get out of this or anything that can be done to fix this situation?

Deconstruction, as I have observed and experienced, often leaves a vacuum in our lives, makes us fear our next destination, puts confusion in our mind until we slowly build ourselves back up again with reason, evidence and intuitive/social moral codes.

Not everyone may feel like this, but some certainly do. My question is, if that is you, how would you feel about exploring another religious path? or does deconstruction from Christianity mean that you see it as deconstructing from religion itself?

In other words, is it the case that you want God to be real but find no evidence? Or are you okay saying that you don't want to explore that path ever again?

I’ve been thinking about this lately, and I’m curious how other Christians understand it.

We often hear that, by the grace of God, we will go to heaven after we die. But when I actually try to picture what that means, I find myself struggling with it.

What do we actually do in heaven?
I understand the idea of being with God, experiencing His presence, worshipping Him, and having no suffering or death. But I still find myself wondering what existence there actually looks like. Do we have activities, relationships, work, creativity, learning, or some kind of purpose? Or is the main point simply being in God’s presence forever?

Part of what makes this difficult for me is that I can imagine enjoying almost anything for a long time, but I have trouble imagining any particular activity continuing endlessly without eventually becoming repetitive. So I’m wondering whether I’m approaching the whole concept of heaven incorrectly.

I’d like to understand how you personally understand what eternal life will actually be like - not just what heaven is *not* (no suffering, no death, etc.), but what we will positively be doing and experiencing there.

How do you understand heaven, and what do you think we will actually be doing there?

So i've been thinking about how i should do content structuring and what upload schedule should i have on my channel.

Some background:
Im in the philosophy nice and publish commentaries on other channels with a unique philosophical take.

I started it 1 year ago, and posted only 3 videos in 3 months and got \~300-500 views per video - i really liked making the videos but the editing was just a nightmare for me. It took way longer to edit than it did to actually record the videos. So i got discouraged and discontinued.

But now i want to start making videos seriously, I realised life is going by way too fast and if i don't move it'll be another year and the needle wouldn't have moved at all.

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I have heard this advice, wondering if it is true - that we shouldn't upload long form videos too quickly - if we upload a new video before the last video has finished testing it hurts the performance...? can i have a fixed upload schedule for my long form videos? i want to upload 1 video a day. Has anybody uploaded LF videos at a high frequency like this and if so what results have you seen?

Also, I was thinking to structure my videos in a series format - e.g. pick 1 person to respond to, and create a video series responding to the various claims that they have made over the years.

Any advice from experienced youtubers is highly appreciated 🙏