>I think it is important to realize that YouTube is merely a mirror of our societies. YouTube, and all for-profit social media construct experiences that take

>I think it is important to realize that YouTube is merely a mirror of our societies. YouTube, and all for-profit social media construct experiences that take advantage of our human fallibility in order to drive eyeballs and clicks. You're writing something very explicitly crafted to drive potentially self-destructive behavior off as merely "a mirror of our societies." The closest parallel is the gambling industry. There's a reason it's highly regulated.