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Subscribers 897K

Videos 241

Views 122.6M

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Genetically Modified Skeptic covers religion from a secular perspective, focusing on critiques of religion, evangelism, and pseudoscience with a compassionate approach. Content includes deep-dives, essays, and collaborations with scholars, publishing videos about religion, psychology, and critical thinking, with an average of about 0.5 uploads per week and roughly 493.8K views per video across 241 published pieces.

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Top competitors by match strength are A Dose of Reason (84% match, 157K subscribers) and Gavin Ortlund (55% match, 168K subscribers). Both share overlapping queries like secular critique religion, religion psychology, and critique evangelicalism/fundamentalism. Gavin Ortlund and A Dose of Reason are the closest peers due to similar focus on theology critique and religious skepticism. The Open Question (54% match, 22K subscribers) and The Unseen Question (54% match, 7.3K subscribers) also compete on religious indoctrination and critical religion analysis. Genetically Modified Skeptic has a larger audience (897K subscribers) than these competitors, with the primary overlap occurring in searches about religious critique, skepticism, and the interplay between religion and science.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Genetically Modified Skeptic?

A Dose of Reason — 84% match, 157K subscribers; Dr. Foluso — 55% match, 15.6K subscribers; Gavin Ortlund — 55% match, 168K subscribers. All three are YouTube channels that discuss religion, skepticism, and related topics, aligning with Genetically Modified Skeptic's focus on atheism, skepticism, debunking pseudoscience, and critical thinking.

What type of content does Genetically Modified Skeptic make?

Genetically Modified Skeptic produces videos about religion, atheism, skepticism, and debunking, as evidenced by titles like "When Texas Massacred Its ‘Freethinkers’" and "This Is All Because the Religious Right Is Losing." The channel uploads at an average rate of about 0.5 videos per week, with an average video view count around 493.8K views.

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