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Seems reasonable enough to me. There haven’t been any scientific studies linking social media usage to serious health effects similar to tobacco usage or obesit
by boublepop 7y ago
Seems reasonable enough to me. There haven’t been any scientific studies linking social media usage to serious health effects similar to tobacco usage or obesity. And while there definitely are clear causal links between excessive sugar intake and type 2 diabetes, that still hasn’t resulted in bans of sugar products.
Just because people don’t like social media doesn’t mean we should abandon all logic in legislation against it, or carry out outrageous comparisons that sound like clickbait titles. “Facebooks is as harmful as smoking or overeating!” Is just not true. What is true is that certain people don’t like Facebook and would love for such a title to be true because it aligns with their bias, and therefore they feel we should all just accept it as truth without the evidence.