I agree with him, but here's what you can personally do: use more healthy online services! Like Mastodon (and other ActivityPub or FOSS nets), well moderated sp

I agree with him, but here's what you can personally do: use more healthy online services! Like Mastodon (and other ActivityPub or FOSS nets), well moderated spaces (e.g. /r/askhistorians), etc.. Social networks that don't value your time, your mental health, your growth and wellbeing should not be successful! It's clear by now we need some kind of collective action against socially and individually bad services like addictive games and social networks. I'm not sure if that's just information campaign or even improving incentive structures to help prioritize user wellbeing along with profit for companies. Why don't shareholder track the social good a given company is doing? And the environmental good as well?