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I mean, yes: this point is true. Usually that's how things are. It's not a matter of knowing better, it's a matter of people not considering X. If they don't t

I mean, yes: this point is true. Usually that's how things are. It's not a matter of knowing better, it's a matter of people not considering X. If they don't think about X they wouldn't even know to change it or try something else. Truly, you don't know something until you try it. If you never try it you just don't know. At least for most things, some things are obvious. Also, there's arguments about phones being addictive. That changes things a lot.

ruthmarx 2y ago
> I mean, yes: this point is true. Usually that's how things are. Strongly disagree. > It's not a matter of knowing better, it's a matter of people not considering X. You're making the same mistake the other fellow is; you're assuming the other people haven't considered x, when they likely have.
- Dylan16807 2y ago
  Do you think "considering" is enough to reach a correct conclusion? I'm not making the mistake of thinking they didn't consider it. I think every human is bad at considering. But it's also true that a lot of them really haven't considered it.