[dboshardy]

> the US Navy even let him on a multi-day tour of a nuclear submarine and tape classified information (later redacted)

They _paid_ him to tour it. It was a marketing event for the US Navy to drive recruitment.

[mulmen]

In the first video in the series Destin himself says the Navy did not pay him.

https://youtu.be/5d6SEQQbwtU&t=2m47s

I do recall him mentioning his own biases and conflicts of interest at some point but I don’t recall what series that was a part of.

[mtga]

This might be it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOTYgcdNrXE

From 2019: "For the last 15 years I have worked for the Army Test Evaluation Command."

[wslack]

They neither paid him nor had edit approval on his content besides redacting classified information.

[manquer]

He was covering sciene topics nothing controversial or political if i remember correctly it was about air circulation systems and the fail safes etc.

Beyond classified stuff , there is not much need for edit approval.

[sillyquiet]

They did? I am not disagreeing, just wondering if he disclosed that or how you found out.