> ‘productive' in some superficial corporate sense While you didn’t use the word, the exemplar “social” activities involve more productivity in the general sen

> ‘productive' in some superficial corporate sense While you didn’t use the word, the exemplar “social” activities involve more productivity in the general sense of the word, than doom scrolling on social media does. There is space in our lives for both. > holier than thou silencing tactic of thinking we can't criticize culture just because we're also part of perpetuating That is not what I meant. You implied that people should not want a certain aspect of relaxation, while enjoying the same aspect yourself. This is akin to rich people saying “money doesn’t buy you happiness” while enjoying the outcome of having money. There are nuances, but the appeal is flawed nonetheless.