> Workplaces, schools, academic environments definitely force the usage of some tool over another, or spending more or less time on screens. But who's to blame

> Workplaces, schools, academic environments definitely force the usage of some tool over another, or spending more or less time on screens. But who's to blame? I have the feeling that people are blaming the wrong people. Corporations are amoral entities whose mission is to maximize profit. If this doesn't bring social value or has obvious negative externalities, we should blame the politicians who set the rules, and vote for someone else.