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After interacting with them, it's pretty clear we're the trailer park. They seem to know more about our history than most Americans do.
But we don't exactly prioritize education here. Fuck taxes amirite?
Well, there are definitely parts of Chinese history Americans know more about.
Also, what "we"? The Americans using short form media aren't exactly the brightest examples in the first place.
Idk I'm kinda clueless on the warring dynasties period
I'm not sure. While it's not for me, I know some rather bright individuals that enjoy the format.
I mostly hate that it's such an advertising industry.
There are Americans in this very thread who think "the CCP" is real.
What makes you say that? From my recent experiences with short form media I’d say there are plenty of bright people involved. There’s tons of actual good STEM/Maker/DIY/Educational/History content and the medium lends itself well to quick community building
The irony being that TikTok is specifically designed to dumb down Americans. 🤣