What People Are Getting Wrong This Week: 'Reality Shifting' on TikTok
Skillet - 2024-05-15T13:30:00.000Z

TikTok explicitly bans content that contains medical misinformation about vaccines or abortion and misinformation about voting, as well as a general prohibition on content that undermines public trust. But TikTok's community guidelines don't ban more esoteric B.S. about reality shifting, manifesting, and a whole lot of esoteric beliefs. Which is as it should be.

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