One, you really do need to show Facebook is addictive since you're the one arguing that it needs to be "corrected" from what it is now. Two, I'm not making a p

One, you really do need to show Facebook is addictive since you're the one arguing that it needs to be "corrected" from what it is now. Two, I'm not making a positive claim that it's not addictive. I'm saying that it's not inherently addictive like an addictive substance that physiologically changes your brain and neurochemical pathways (i.e., nicotine). I fully accept that Facebook is addictive in the same way as video games, exercise, food, or sex, in that it generates a dopamine response.