>there will always be demand for the unhealthy Seems a bit like saying "there will always be demand for cigarettes". Social norms and "nudges" like no-smoking

>there will always be demand for the unhealthy Seems a bit like saying "there will always be demand for cigarettes". Social norms and "nudges" like no-smoking areas can go a long way. People don't set out to have toxic experiences on social media -- they get sucked in and succumb to bad incentives. Hacker News seems pretty good. Youtube comments have gotten better. We're in the early stages here. Only a narrow range of platforms have been tried, and they've mostly been optimized for engagement rather than human wellbeing.