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It’s the wrong fix to the problem. The correct fix is enforcing an infinite scroll limit (time), after which the app tells you to take a break (for some amount
by VladVladikoff 3mo ago
It’s the wrong fix to the problem. The correct fix is enforcing an infinite scroll limit (time), after which the app tells you to take a break (for some amount of time).
- iamnothere 3mo agoWhatever the right “fix” is, why is a US state involved in deciding how my app presents my speech to you? Under what authority? You know, I hate to give the oppo any decent ideas, but maybe there’s some allowable way to subsidize apps that use “healthy” patterns rather than attempting to “ban” things!
- VladVladikoff 3mo agoRight because that’s worked so well with gun control too!
- iamnothere 3mo agoIt has, I have no problem with my guns!
- inigyou 3mo agoStates get to regulate things that happen within the state. That's how it's always worked. They're like mini-countries.
- iamnothere 3mo agoNot if they violate rights as enumerated in the Bill of Rights and later amendments.
- matt123456789 3mo agoGet your nanny state out of my free market. I suppose next you will want some kind of warning label on my asbestos filter cigarettes.
- iamnothere 3mo agoWaah waah speech is cigarettes again. Stale. Why don’t you people address the actual constitutional issues (the ones that will get your law struck down hard)