> No amount of warnings or education is going to solve the problem The most effective solutions (the closest we've got to "solving the problem") to habitual ci

> No amount of warnings or education is going to solve the problem The most effective solutions (the closest we've got to "solving the problem") to habitual cigarette smoking so far seem to be regulation; increasing prices, making things socially arduous. > The answer to out-dated bad technology is next-generation good technology. The problem is not technology, and neither is the solution. There's nothing that technologically innovative about aggregating and re-ordering images/hyperlinks via a PHP app. The problem is one of power, control, informed-consent, and incentives.