Things I've been sent by TikTok in the last few days: * Cockpit walkthroughs by professional airline pilots * A first-person plane crash and water evacuation

Things I've been sent by TikTok in the last few days: * Cockpit walkthroughs by professional airline pilots * A first-person plane crash and water evacuation that I had somehow missed from 2014 (and was very interested to see) * Music theory videos explaining how current pop songs work * Baking videos explaining how to make things I'd never thought of before * Dermatology video showing laser skin retexturing in action (its amazing to see, not what I expected); helped me discover a new podcast that I now really enjoy * Linguistic analysis of English and how certain grammar rules came to be * A PSA about melatonin dosage (I already knew but discovered recently that most supplements are dosed too high) * HIIT cardio routines you can do at home * Planet Money TikTok (actually very solid and educational - e.g. economics of horror movie creation) I think the site you're talking about is YouTube, which does in fact repeatedly show nonsense and never figures out how wrong it is.