Wow.

So LinkedIn can serve your post at any time.

It can serve it immediately, which it will try to do, but then it can hold it until the algorithm finds the right time or the right people or the right place, and then it can push it.

So if you have a post that doesn't get a lot of traction immediately, it can sometimes months later suddenly get a lot of traction, because suddenly it's really relevant in what's happening in the algorithm.

And then the third way is that often I've found on TikTok that the comments section is my favorite place to be.

Like, there is this post about this girl who took dollar store NyQuil for the first time, and apparently there's this whole thing about how like dollar store meds in general are like formulated differently, 'cause they don't have to follow the same rules.

And the comments section, you have to go look for this post.

Okay, well that's wild

She was careful to only take the recommended dose of one packet a day, but things started to go downhill fast for her.

The first thing to go was my sleep.

So I'm a regular eight and a half, nine-hour sleeper, and suddenly I was down to one hour a night, and I had no idea why, and I'm still ...

I, I have to be medicated to sleep.

So that's sort of still ongoing.

Um, I then developed tinnitus.

So I was having auditory and visual hallucinations.

What she didn't know was that high levels of vitamin B had accumulated in her body and caused a sort of toxic overload when combined with the high levels of vitamin B inherent in chicken liver.