You mean HN? No. This is intellectually curious. Social media is either some evil bent on destroying our democracy and mental health, or it's going to transfor

You mean HN? No. This is intellectually curious. Social media is either some evil bent on destroying our democracy and mental health, or it's going to transform everything for the better. Of course it is more nuanced than this and we are starting to see how society will deal with it. European Digital markets act and similar regulation is one direction but it's mostly about how individuals learn a common "social" way to deal with it. Is it acceptable to not reply, to not reply immediately, what's wrong with over preparing posts or over selling your life And the people most likely to guide mass behaviours are of course celebrities