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SkeletonsAndCoffers
Subscribers 33
Videos 2
Views 2.0K

Channels Like SkeletonsAndCoffers

SkeletonsAndCoffers appears to cover philosophy-related topics with a focus on Platonism, memory, and cognitive science, as indicated by video titles like 'Two thoughts on Platonism' and 'Dual-N-Back, my progress after ~15 months' and search queries including metaphysics, memory training, and learning science. The content style seems to blend deep-dives and progress reviews, with a frequency of about 0.5 uploads per week and an average of around 945 views per video.

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#1

75% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 19
SERP 100%
Similarity 59%
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Both target audiences interested in philosophy and memory-related topics inferred from high search overlap on ancient philosophy and memory/neuroscience themes (search 100% vs 75% match, content 59%), showing strong audience commonality but TEDx Talks’ format is more talk-lecture oriented than SkeletonsAndCoffers' likely deep-dive style.

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#2

68% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M
Videos 2.3K
Views 4.5B
Appearances 13
SERP 79%
Similarity 60%
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Similar audience attracted by philosophy topics and mind-related content (search 79%, content 60%), indicating overlap in topics while TED-Ed’s animated, bite-sized lessons differ in presentation from SkeletonsAndCoffers’ possibly longer explorations.

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#3

56% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M
Videos 1.6K
Views 2.2B
Appearances 11
SERP 47%
Similarity 62%
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Shares interest in philosophy topics and ancient philosophy (search 47%, content 62%), suggesting overlapping subject coverage but CrashCourse tends toward broad, fast-paced overviews rather than SkeletonsAndCoffers’ potentially deeper dives.

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Subscribers 364K
Videos 223
Views 29.0M
Appearances 8
SERP 35%
Similarity 69%
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Audience alignment on ancient epistemology and critical thinking (search 35%, content 69%), showing they attract similar students but Wireless Philosophy leans more on structured, technique-focused pedagogy than SkeletonsAndCoffers’ style.

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#5
A Little Bit of Philosophy

53% relevance

Subscribers 22.2K
Videos 52
Views 1.1M
Appearances 4
SERP 34%
Similarity 67%
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Overlap on metaphysics and mind topics (search 34%, content 67%), indicating shared subject interests with possibly different delivery tone and depth compared to SkeletonsAndCoffers.

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#6
Kane B

52% relevance

Subscribers 68.1K
Videos 569
Views 5.5M
Appearances 11
SERP 28%
Similarity 68%
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Similarities arise from interest in platonism, philosophy of mind, and analytic methods (search 28%, content 68%), revealing aligned topics but Kane B’s channel likely emphasizes concise, analytical takes versus SkeletonsAndCoffers’ format.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include TEDx Talks (75% match) and TED-Ed (68% match), both aligning with overlapping queries such as ancient philosophy, memory training methods, and neuroscience of memory. CrashCourse (56% match) also competes on philosophy topics and ancient philosophy. SkeletonsAndCoffers has 33 subscribers, while TEDx Talks and TED-Ed surface with tens of millions of subscribers, highlighting a substantial size gap but similar topic intersections. Wireless Philosophy (55% match) shares queries around ancient epistemology and memory-related neural correlates, while A Little Bit of Philosophy (53% match) overlaps on metaphysics and the philosophy-and-mind space. The channels compete most directly on philosophy topics, Platonism overview, ancient philosophy, and memory/cognition-related searches.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to SkeletonsAndCoffers?

TEDx Talks (75% match, 44.2M subscribers) and TED-Ed (68% match, 22.4M subscribers) and CrashCourse (56% match, 16.9M subscribers) are SkeletonsAndCoffers' biggest competitors. They all have high subscriber counts and produce educational or informational content with a focus on ideas, learning, and explanations.

What type of content does SkeletonsAndCoffers make?

SkeletonsAndCoffers creates educational content based on video titles like Two thoughts on Platonism and Dual-N-Back, my progress after ~15 months, indicating topics in philosophy and cognitive training. The channel uploads about 0.5 videos per week, with an average of 945 views per video.

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