>But many don't have the critical thinking and evaluation skills needed to evaluate the healthiness of media and to ensure a "balanced diet", and developing or

>But many don't have the critical thinking and evaluation skills needed to evaluate the healthiness of media and to ensure a "balanced diet", and developing or teaching these skills something we should be doing more of. It sure doesn't help when it's not in the interest of junk food and social media companies (I'm looking at your employer) to engage in these practices. That sentiment is in stark contrast of the need to convince people to use a product, and then keep them hooked once they're in/eating.