"In a capitalist economy, the market rewards things that are rare and valuable. Social media use is decidedly not rare or valuable. " This sounds such a short-

"In a capitalist economy, the market rewards things that are rare and valuable. Social media use is decidedly not rare or valuable. " This sounds such a short-sighted argument. Do people greet others because they expect some sort of rewards? It's a basic courtesy. Yes, some people overdo it but using a social media moderately could be a good norm. Again, the balance is the key, and we'll still need a bit more time to figure out the right amount of dose for each, but rejecting them outright is equally misguided.