> What are we going to do, tell Americans how much TV they can watch, books they can read, or little screens they can look at? No, I think quite the opposite.

> What are we going to do, tell Americans how much TV they can watch, books they can read, or little screens they can look at? No, I think quite the opposite. I think the idea is for us all to regain our own agency. > Americans want to look a little screens. I'm not convinced. It's like saying someone wants to drink/do drugs when they're addicted. I often hear my friends and family expressing regret about having spent too much time (from their own POV) on their phones. > What are we going to do Create (or market/talk about/etc.) alternatives. Whether it's alternative products/communities/books/whatever. Or help expose what Big Tech is doing by talking about it. Or just live by example if you're not in the trenches of screen addiction yourself. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯