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Studies I read on the topic don’t demonstrate harm, what are you relying upon? Hopefully not Haidt’s book
by dgellow 2mo ago
Studies I read on the topic don’t demonstrate harm, what are you relying upon? Hopefully not Haidt’s book
- zug_zug 2mo agoWell, once a state passes a law we'll have plenty of data to actually conduct a meaningful measurement on the topic. We'll see how things change for these teens once the law goes into effect - do they report being happier? do they get better grades? etc.
- iamnothere 2mo agoExactly, and let’s take away your internet access next and see if it improves the state of politics in this country. We’ll find out after the fact, but until then I’m sure you won’t mind.
- bigfudge 2mo agoAll meaningful research on SM is highly gatekept by the industry. There is plenty of evidence from whistleblowers that internal assessments were that the services were causing harm.
- dgellow 2mo agoPlenty of researchers study and publish on the topic of social media. You’re conflating internal processes/experiments where Meta was very likely damaging people with public research.