3 ms·
But he is presenting his arguments based on research data, not just pulling stuff out of nowhere. I have the book and started reading it, so far it doesn’t seem
by adamors 2y ago
But he is presenting his arguments based on research data, not just pulling stuff out of nowhere. I have the book and started reading it, so far it doesn’t seem farfetched or made up at all, he does cite his sources.
- croemer 2y agoIs he though? I haven't read the book, but the blog provides very bad arguments based on fallacies. Maybe it misrepresents the book. I don't know. But it's clear that this is not Prof Haidt's topic of expertise as a scientist. In scientific questions I would want a review on the question of impact of social media on mental health to be done by an expert on teen mental health. Not a socially conservative moral philosopher turned bestseller popsci author.