Sort of... The
Spoony Experiment
Dr.
@Person Man don't forget these bullet points in your subcategories:
1.1. He has a massive knowledge of many obscure things that were lost in time and weaponizes his Mashable Award/Stream audience counts (formerly) against obvious chat trolls. ("How many watch
your stream muthafucka? Oh yeah, my stream is so dead.")
1.2. He is not able to come forward and admit he committed an error, even if it means to dissolve a fricticious situation, proving ironically that he is not smarter than his "opponents" (The Jesu incident) - further evidence is lying to an officer and disconcern about other people's wellbeing while being the culprit (car crash).
2.1. Instead, he clings to subjects that are so far above his (let's say) paygrade, disregarding all the problems you've listed - essentially wasting gray cells and elbow grease.
2.2. He has a pet to care for and prolly neglects her more than we're led to believe. Living in a smelly mansion-sized dump with backyard walkies counts as neglect, yes.
I beg to differ about running out of content to make, his vast knowledge of obscure stuff could lead to him finding forgotten stuff to heckle (Like the Robin Hood/Samurai Zombie Nation/Heroes of the Lance) aka what he's best at. What he ran out of are D&D anecdotes, Reb Brown and motivation to search for suitable things to review.