If there is a need to fix things, maybe it is a job for the church, or whatever entity holds spiritual power where you are. I say that as an atheist, but it is

If there is a need to fix things, maybe it is a job for the church, or whatever entity holds spiritual power where you are. I say that as an atheist, but it is the kind of things an organized religion can achieve, especially a state religion. The idea of taking the time to appreciate the work of god, and not let the smartphones of the devil leave you astray. A secular government may act on technical points, maybe by raising taxes, imposing strict work hours, etc... But religions can really get to the core of the problem by acting on morals. Note that it is not a solution I would agree with personally, but I don't agree with heavy-handed government regulation either. I think it is something we need to learn how to deal with as it is the reality of a superconnected world, and governments (and religions) can help with that. Not something to fight against.