Yeah that comment at the end raises flags for me too. Many happy couples watch porn together. The video they link to at the end of the test the top of the desc

Yeah that comment at the end raises flags for me too. Many happy couples watch porn together. The video they link to at the end of the test the top of the description contains the following:- > NOTE FROM TED: This talk contains several assertions that are not supported by academically respected studies in medicine and psychology. While some viewers might find advice provided in this talk to be helpful, please do not look to this talk for medical advice. It also contains this:- > Gary Wilson asks whether our brains evolved to handle the hyperstimulation of today's Internet enticements. But that could be asked of anything on the internet to a degree. The dopamine hits we get from gaming be it match 3 mobile games or FPS's, the need to make those numbers ever increase on social media (subs, likes, points, etc), the joy of opening parcels from online shopping like opening presents. Using the "any amount" argument basically means we should only use the net for boring work tasks and not even the work we enjoy (I love coding, I get a hit when people like the work I do for them). Again as you say "everything in moderation" but I can not stand by an "any amount" argument.