>you're over-confident about what "we know" "We" being me, various studies, the US "surgeon general", statistics... >But it's strange to extend that to "buy t

>you're over-confident about what "we know" "We" being me, various studies, the US "surgeon general", statistics... >But it's strange to extend that to "buy this device since its joyless monochrome display won't enthrall you" I never proposed or said anything about "buying this device". I answered the parent and explained why such a device could help with smartphone overuse/doomscrolling issues. In fact I even explained how switching your existing device to b&w is often recommended for this purpose (which obviously means ...you don't need "this device" for achieve this). >unless you have a specific personal problem about compulsion. Tons of people have specific personal problems about compulsion, especially when it comes to their social media use.