I believe that what you are doing is important. But I think when people are often met with positive feedback and a sense that they provide something nobody else does, this irreplaceability morphs into a feeling of obligation and a connection of one's own worth to one's productivity or delivery. This may spiral into burnout, at best, and into far worse mental states in the worst case. Because of this, I can not overstate how right I think your decision is to take care of yourself on a personal level, not just to "keep content flowing", but because I believe that nobody deserves to work themselves into such states. If you were only covering stories, like a news anchor, then your audience might depend more on content frequency. But this channel to me is much more an educational resource, where I can practise to think critically and make mental connections. These lessons are not dependant on being up-to-date every week, as (sadly) the world we live in will keep topics like the ones you cover relevant for a long time. Thus, I would rather choose infrequent, well-put and 'healthily produced' videos from which I can learn my lessons any day, than depend on frequent and soul-destroying news coverage every next shady thing somewhere in the world.<br>I have tremendous respect for you and what you do.