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...social engagement online. And there's never been an infinite social engagement system
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look, past year prevalence of major depressive episodes, US adults, twenty twenty one, pretty recent data. And that eighteen to twenty five spike, look at that, Shema. And then twenty six to forty nine, and then the older generations maybe not having
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...and social media and so on. But one might see that if social media is, discouraging people from socializing and if they're more on their own and they're more anxious, that's a negative driver, anxiety and stress.
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...media is, discouraging people from socializing and if they're more on their own and they're more anxious, that's a negative driver, anxiety and stress. Then one might see one might see that that's a factor. At the moment, there's no obvious clear lin
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and and and maybe schools should, you know, sort of earlier schools shouldn't have them in but but at the same time, I worry about kids not being able to develop immunity to to to this product. Yeah. I look at my dad who discovered Twitter later in l
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...media has been that. Just like I end up, like, doom scrolling Yeah. Too easily on platforms. So and one solution is not to look at all, which is kind of what I lean on mostly these days. But I feel like I should be able to check, just read. Okay. Fee
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...addiction. Yeah. He was talking about, like, it is like a drug. Yeah. You know, social media, it should be sort of, controlled by government to a certain extent, particularly for younger kids growing up, like drugs are. So it should be, it should be
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...Social isolation, anxiety and depression. So, apparently, like, looking at those videos, the short videos, like, a lot, like, sort of impacts your brain in the way that you have no attention and spend probably spend more money, I guess. Well, yes. It
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...don't have social media or that their life isn't that you know, I know people who I have a friend. She's a psychiatrist. She works in a hospital. She has zero digital footprint. And to the point, Julian, that I had her read parts of my book that that
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...your social media, game, etcetera, consumption during the day, which surprises people. You know? You spend two hours on Instagram today or three hours on Candy Crush, binge watching Netflix, whatever. And then it asks you if you want to set limits. A
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You know, I I'm I know this has been brought up before, but I, like many adults and children, but I think a lot of adults who are sort of Gen x and, not just Gen x, but, who who didn't grow up with smartphones, have found themselves at a certain poin
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...be on any social media. And I certainly, with this new one, would my default would be no relationships with AI characters, because we've already seen character AI. It's just way too addicting. You're way too influential. I would put it in the same ca
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