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Re:Retail, search and Amazon’s $40B ‘advertising’ business by w-ll on Tuesday March 07, 2023 @01:43AM (#35052330)
TikTok encourages fast consumable content (fast fashion), not information. And yes there could be fluff in longer form videos? But that also can included context, and allow the viewer to skip or watch at their own pace.

You could listen to an audio book at 10x speed, but would you retain much of it?

I guess i would say, TikTok information is the personification of the meme of "How to Draw an Owl" quick and short. But does it convey enough information, could a longer form be better?

https://i.imgur.com/H7U6Bn2.jpg

Re:Retail, search and Amazon’s $40B ‘advertising’ business by achenet on Tuesday March 07, 2023 @05:15AM (#35053671)
from my recollection of Scott Young's blog and to a certain extent my personal experience, you can generally up the video speed to 1.5x-2x and retain the same amount of comprehension - people generally talk much slower than you you can understand, because it takes more effort to say something than understand it.