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The dose makes the poison. Emphasizing the physical effects of alcohol, and reducing the mental effects of any human computer interaction to “watching and inte
by finiteseries 5y ago
The dose makes the poison.
Emphasizing the physical effects of alcohol, and reducing the mental effects of any human computer interaction to “watching and interacting with pixels on a screen” isn’t the right way to go about it.
There’s a difference between checking your feed and doom scrolling, there’s a difference between playing fortnite with friends, maybe even a little too late into the night, and compulsively grinding.
The dose makes the poison.
- dbsmith83 5y agoIndeed, the effects is not the right way to go about it. Perhaps looking at the health statistics (and car accident statistics due to alcohol) would be a better way to compare the severity of the two problems
- coding123 5y agoWell, at this point we might as well blame social media feeds (which we can also call pixels on screens) for killing more people than drunk driving, at least in 2020 and 2021.