Social change is hard and it takes a long time. We can do this. Freedom is not free. We need to keep fighting for the world we want to see. The world I want to see is one where the Tech Bros are not in charge.
On the same vein, it seems that 14 yo girls have personality changes, not from social media, but from group chats that evolve into a Lord of the Flies situation.
It's going to take a generation to reverse, if the addiction to phones is to significantly change for the better. But " a journey of 10,000 miles begins with a single step,"
Loved the "quote"! Lol
Social change is hard and it takes a long time. We can do this. Freedom is not free. We need to keep fighting for the world we want to see. The world I want to see is one where the Tech Bros are not in charge.
Makes sense; young people would be less likely to use social media if their peers aren’t using it.
On the same vein, it seems that 14 yo girls have personality changes, not from social media, but from group chats that evolve into a Lord of the Flies situation.
It's going to take a generation to reverse, if the addiction to phones is to significantly change for the better. But " a journey of 10,000 miles begins with a single step,"
I think for sharing. There is also an encouraging but work is just beginning.
Banning social media creates vacuum. The next step is to examine what gets sucked into it.
Social media content mostly created by humans living in physical world. AI chatbots present only compression of reality. Like an empty zip file.
Unfortunately, we have been on the journey of dismantling reality for a while now.
It is a long way back to the roots.
The purpose of all of this is to revoke internet anonymity to crush dissenters. The teenage stuff is just window dressing.
There has got to be Nobel Prize waiting for what you have done.