Welcome listener to chapter 197 of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the new age TikTok rabbit

episode. As always we are your host Jake Rockatansky, Liv Eger, Julian Fields, and Travis View. This week

we're celebrating a long tradition here at QAA, the wicker manning of our correspondence.

In this case we've had Liv locked in the vine cage for some days now, forcing her to explore a

social media platform incomprehensible to our aging minds TikTok. Specifically the new age,

quote unquote spiritual side of TikTok which is apparently busy entertaining all kinds of strange

beliefs about time, space, consciousness, and anything else they please. So join us listener as the

wicker man burns on a journey into the minds of our most blessed generation Z. Also I have COVID

and Jake might as well. Round two. Okay, good time. Hell yeah. Before we get started with Liv I just

wanted to plug our Patreon, you can go to patreon.com slash QAnon Anonymous and sub for five bucks a

month, get a whole second episode every week plus access to our entire archive of premium episodes

and ongoing podcast series like trickle down. We also have video content coming out on Patreon,

a Jake story coming out soon as a kind of bonus lots of stuff. Additionally we have some tickets

left for Eugene so go and check that out at tour.qAnon Anonymous.com. TikTok is for better and most

certainly for worse the future. It is one of the main social media sites that Zoomers consume

content through with younger Zoomers using the website more than either Facebook or Twitter.

And this is for good reason. TikTok requires one of the shortest attention spans of any social

media app. It is primarily composed of short five to ten second videos that the user is given

via an algorithm that suggests content based upon a user's watch history. Given that this model

of social media site is in my opinion the future, it should be no surprise that it appears to

contribute to the growing wave of right wing radicalization facilitated through social media websites.

TikTok's algorithm alongside larger social media sites like YouTube and Facebook seem to

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