For a massive company to make a video about "being remarkable" (able to be remarked upon) and then to shut down comments is yet more unremarkably typical fragile ego behaviour from Google who want to control the narrative. Where, by the way, is the disavowal of that action from the women in the video? Nowhere! You know you are unremarkable when you get across a pushy agenda masquerading as victimhood with an inequality of arms if you have a massive company backing you, and protected status from governments and State. They are in tears. They know they are not remarkable. They're like most other people, and that by definition, means there isn't the time to remark on all people one by one. Telling a lie that you are remarkable doesn't make you remarkable. FFS. Look, the mechanism is simple: You do something good, then somebody else remarks on you to outline it... not yourself remarking on you. You needn't add to it. It simply makes it worse. Just say "That's a nice thing to say" and then move on. And by "somebody else" I mean a number of everyday people.... not a huge company meddling with internet standards and control of the narrative. Thou shalt not remark. Self affirmation is fcking cringey and makes you look lonelier than you are. Welcome to Cringe-ville... Population: "you". Look at this one. Clearly the underlying connotation is: "I am remarkable because vagina." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mC0F7rPMIM Or "I'm fcking better than you" < Ana Kasparian mentality.