How TikTok shapes your behavior
The New York Times wrote that TikTok can read your mind. In fact, the short-video service gets you to buy into a choice of available content to sort you into buckets it can conveniently predict. Much of that simply reinforces what's already popular, regardless of what your mentality is.
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