There's also value in prevention. For example, I've never used Tiktok in my life. I can't get addicted to it when I don't know what I'm missing. So I've intern

There's also value in prevention. For example, I've never used Tiktok in my life. I can't get addicted to it when I don't know what I'm missing. So I've internalized it as "silly teens dancing" and a "Chinese data grab", regardless of whether that is accurate. This works for me. Clearly, nothing of importance happens on Tiktok, as in the real world I never hear anybody about it. So at best I would be missing out on entertainment, but I don't have a lack of that, I have too much of it. I do use Twitter, where I also had the excuse to "stay on top of my industry". It's bullshit. Every industry has hundreds of weekly newsletters you can pick from that summarizes anything of significance. You don't follow these experts for their insights, you're addicted to the timeliness and unpredictability of it. Twitter is dangerous, it gets you addicted to hate and outrage. Uninstall it and never look back.