Math videos on Pornhub: Zara Darcy shakes up science education 🎓

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Zara Darcy, a bioengineering researcher, has found a method as original as it is effective to share her scientific knowledge while generating impressive income. Instead of choosing classic platforms like YouTube, she decided to publish her educational videos on adult sites such as Pornhub and OnlyFans. A unique and freer approach that far exceeds YouTube earnings—up to $250,000 a month.

Science lessons on unexpected platforms 📚

At just 25 years old, she uses pornographic video platforms to share educational content on scientific topics. Her videos cover themes like derivatives, neural networks, and the number Pi. Her goal is to explain often misunderstood concepts in a simple way. The tone is intentionally casual, even playful, to make these complex ideas more accessible.

Unlike traditional platforms, Zara found that Pornhub offered her a broader and more engaged audience. She explains:

« I uploaded the same videos to Pornhub out of curiosity to see if they’d go more viral. And it paid off. »

Indeed, her videos—such as the one on integrals—have racked up hundreds of thousands of views. They attract a highly engaged audience. Some viewers, surprised to stumble upon educational content in such a context, get hooked… and end up revising essential scientific concepts.

A different audience and an innovative method 🔍

To maximize visibility, Zara doesn’t hesitate to play with the codes of these platforms. She tags her videos with keywords like “student” or “big boobs” to attract curious viewers. Yet, she stays true to her mission: to make science fun and accessible. Zara believes that teaching this way can spark people’s curiosity. She hopes it will encourage more interest in science, even if only partially.

This platform choice has also allowed Zara to earn significantly more than she did on YouTube. On YouTube, she makes around $340 for one million views. On Pornhub, she gets $1,000 for the same number of views. With less competition and a standout concept, she generates impressive monthly revenue—reaching up to $250,000.

Professional independence and creative freedom 💡

This success allowed Zara to quit her PhD program and fully dedicate herself to creating educational content. Thanks to her financial independence, she can now work on projects she’s passionate about. She’s no longer tied to an academic institution and acknowledges that not everyone watches her videos for purely scientific reasons. Yet she remains optimistic.

« Even if someone watches only part of a video, and thinks about it later, that’s already a step in the right direction, » she says.

For Zara Darcy, the goal is to make math and science more accessible. She wants to bypass the barriers often imposed by traditional education. Still, the choice of platform raises concerns. Despite that, she continues to grow her audience and score big through adult content websites.

What do you think of this unconventional approach to teaching science? 🤔 Let us know in the comments.