I wouldn't say the same. Almost everything I listen on a documentary or any other form of divulgation of science, philosophy or any other kind of knowledge, because I select long and dense videos over short and light ones (almost everytime, but not everytime, of course, some exceptions here and there), and I also care for the emotional and ethical impact of what I'm watching, and I try to think, and theorize, and, in general, to put such knowledge to work and to consolidate itself, even when it concerns the most mundane matters.

The involvenment with the content, and its emotional and ethical impact, is what determines if you'll be able to later remember that content.

Those things are what lack the most in both pseudointellectual and brainrot content.