I think the next phrase is more interesting: > we are probably, at this moment, over-indexing on technology as a source of all problems, too A lot of the real

I think the next phrase is more interesting: > we are probably, at this moment, over-indexing on technology as a source of all problems, too A lot of the real changes in the world (immigration, cultural fragmentation, overreaching governmental power) have been masked by the continuous media infatuation with "social media". While they help people deal with these changes, these media are not the source of good and bad things, people are. From the euphimistically-called arab spring to Trump, social media have been fingerpointed, while ignoring the actual background forces which cause these changes.