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The video is a critique of another video by Jakub Czarodziej, who claims that people who grew up before the Internet era are "old school" and have better values, relationships and skills than people who grew up with the Internet, whom he calls "modern". The critic, Gargamel, points out the flaws, contradictions and hypocrisy in Jakub's arguments, using examples, sarcasm and humor. He also shows that Jakub uses a fake quote attributed to Albert Einstein to support his technophobia. The critic defends the benefits of the Internet and technology for communication, education, entertainment and personal development. He also invites his friend Fanggotten to join him in mocking Jakub's video.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video by Gargamel, a Polish YouTuber who criticizes another video by Jakub Czarodziej, who divides people into "old school" and "modern" based on their attitude towards technology and social media.
2. Gargamel argues that Czarodziej's video is full of generalizations, nostalgia, xenophobia, technophobia, and hypocrisy, and that he uses false quotes and emotional appeals to support his claims.
3. Gargamel provides examples of how technology and the Internet have improved people's lives, such as expanding their horizons, finding like-minded people, accessing information, and expressing themselves creatively.
4. Gargamel also shows clips of people from Czarodziej's "old school" group who are aggressive, intolerant, and ignorant, and contrasts them with people from his "modern" group who are peaceful, open-minded, and knowledgeable.
5. Gargamel collaborates with another YouTuber named Fanggotten, who helps him with the video editing and voice-over.