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But they're all... screens. And you're spending your time looking at them, regardless of what's on them and how you interact with it. I do agree that they are
by metamet 6y ago
But they're all... screens. And you're spending your time looking at them, regardless of what's on them and how you interact with it.
I do agree that they are different. But they're still screens.
- bananabiscuit 6y agoRight, so just because this study doesn’t bother to differentiate between different things people can do with screens, you are saying it’s all the same?
- falcolas 6y agoInsufficient information to make a reasonable conclusion, I'm guessing. It could very be related to what's on the screen, but it might not. Insufficient data. Screens are very new in relation to the development of human physiology, so I don't think we can assume that screens themselves are not a cause.
- username90 6y agoScreen time at work is not correlated with depression though. The explicitly choose to remove that factor, since many jobs with tons of screen time like software engineer have very happy people.