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This easy keto chocolate mousse is a no-bake dessert for two people.Keto Diet Video Recipes and Cooking Instruction.

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[recipes2024]

Grilled Argentinian Pork Chimmi Churri - it's not just food, it's a vibe! 😋@vitalkitchenco #grilled #argen #argentina #argentina🇦🇷 #argentinatiktok #argentinapapaaaaa #argentinacampeon #argentinaa #thisdish #thisdishslaps #vital #vitality #vitalitybowls #vitalkitchen #vitalkitchenco #thekitchenbeat #thekitchenco #jordan #jordanasher #michaeljordancook #michaeljordanofcooking #mjcook #cookmj #cookmichaeljordan #cookjordan #jordancook #pork #chimmi #chimmichurri #vibe #vibe #vibewithme #vibecheck #vibezone #grilledvibe #argentinavibes #potatoes #potatoe #broccoli #togo #mealstogo #togomeals #viral #fyp #fypシ #fup #fupシ #foryou #foryoupage❤️❤️ #foodi #foodiess #foodietokp #foodietiktoks #foodiep #foodiee #foodietoks #foodiesoftiktoks #foodiesbeliked #foodiekashi #blowthisup #fastfood #fastfoodlife #healthyfoods #recipe2024 #recipe2023 #recipe2021 #recipe2020 #recipe2022 #cookk #cookingg #recipes2024 #recipes2023 #recipes2022 #recipes2021 #recipes2020

[foodiedigest]

Peranakan Place Nonya Cuisine in Auburn, Sydney is authentic Singapore Nonya restaurant. It’s our secret spot that locals love.

We ate:

⭐️ Beef Rendang

⭐️ Singapore Fried Kway Teow

⭐️ Orluak (Fried Oyster Omelette)

⭐️ Kang Kong with Belachan

⭐️ Chicken Rice

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Different 'sides' of TikTok as public or counter-public spheres

If you have ever scrolled through TikTok, you may have found yourself on a particular 'side' of TikTok, or rather a specific 'side' of the TikTok algorithm. In order to understand what a 'side' of TikTok can mean, we must first define the algorithm.

According to the digital marketing institute, in its most simplified form, an "algorithm is a mathematical set of rules specifying how a group of data behaves. In social media, algorithms help maintain order and assist in ranking search results and advertisements". Understanding that the algorithm is essentially how an app or website sorts the content you view, it's important to note that the algorithm learns from, you as a viewer, interacting with different media. More specifically, on TikTok, the algorithm is a recommendation system that determines which videos will appear on your For You page.

Now that we understand the algorithm and how it applies to TikTok, we now know that this has a huge part in what 'side' you end up on. A few popular and specific examples of what a 'side' of TikTok you could have been on: "HarryPotter/DracoTok, FoodieTok, Dance Tiktok, or Political TikTok" to name a few. Being on these different sides of TikTok meant that these were the kinds of videos you would regularly see on your ForYou Page. If you were on 'HarryPotter/DracoTok' you may regularly see fan edits of the different Harry Potter film characters or essentially fanfiction in video form. On the other hand, if you were on 'Political TikTok', you may find yourself consuming from accounts like @thedemhypehouse or @therepublicanhypehouse pages that had their peak in 2020 during a heightened time for politics and social issues due to the peak of COVID and the BLM movement. Both of these accounts had modeled their name after one of the originally popular TikTok accounts @thehypehouse known for producing famous influencers like Charli D'Amelio and AddisonRae.

Finding oneself on these different sides or trends of the TikTok algorithm can be considered finding oneself in different public spheres of TikTok, when examining the app of TikTok as a social totality or as a public itself. When you find yourself on these different sides, you are typically interacting with content that was picked for you by the algorithm based on past videos you have interacted with (liked, commented, shared, etc.). Additionally, these videos allow you to interact with other accounts and people who share some of the same interests as you whether it be political or not. These different divided sides of TikTok can create 'filter bubbles'. Filter bubbles are basically algorithmic filtered news or content, and in the case of TikTok, the filter bubble can be the different TikTok's being shown to you based on the different 'side' or public sphere of TikTok you're in. In the specific case of Political TikTok, you may interact with the democratic 'hype house' and pages alike which may lead to only hearing opinions and thoughts that are already similar to your own; the same goes for the republican 'side' of TikTok'.

In conclusion, the different 'sides' of TikTok, and what the algorithm deems you to be interested in, can determine what kind of 'filter bubble', or 'echo chamber' you end up in. This can filter the political information you receive, or what cultural knowledge you may gain.

Sources Cited:

How Facebook and Twitter control what you see about Ferguson. (n.d.). Washington Post. [online] Available at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/08/19/how-facebook-and-twitter-control-what-you-see-about-ferguson/.

Memon, M. (2020). How the TikTok Algorithm Works in 2020 (and How to Work With It). [online] Social Media Marketing & Management Dashboard. Available at: https://blog.hootsuite.com/tiktok-algorithm/.

O'Brien, C. (2019). How Do Social Media Algorithms Work? | Online Digital Marketing Courses. [online] digitalmarketinginstitute.com. Available at: https://digitalmarketinginstitute.com/blog/how-do-social-media-algorithms-work.

Wikipedia Contributors (2019). Fan fiction. [online] Wikipedia. Available at: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan_fiction.

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[foodiedigest]

Ho Jiak Town Hall is a must try Malaysian street food restaurant with luxury add-ons in Sydney.

We ate:

⭐️ Salted egg fish skin

⭐️ Salted egg calamari

⭐️ Char koay teow with prawn and crab skin

⭐️ Nasi goreng and the wagyu beef steak

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