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Well, umm, yes, that is the sort of thoughtful analysis I'd hoped this thread would prompt.
Then again, they all said video games would turn my brain to mush too.
That's the thing that gives pause for thought. Maybe this is just another version of that fear mongering.
That's when it makes the jump from being like an online database or encyclopedia to being something potentially much more sinister.
Narcissistic dbags have existed for millenia. Social media can also introduce people to other cultures, lifestyles, foods, interests, hobbies, music, etc. Social media can also inform people about things that are going on in other parts of the world or their own country, injustice, disasters, atrocities, etc. Social media can also inform people of the past, things they may not be exposed to in a watered down history class where the most important thing is to memorize dates.
You could apply the same dire warnings for the introduction of mass printing, disposable cameras and the internet.
It could also be an incredibly powerful tool for controlling people's outlook on all those subjects if misused.
Something to think about with all the censorship going on. A book burning is just a keystroke away in the digital age.
It used to be when you finally learn something new through effort on your own cart, you would feel a sort of accomplishment. But why do you have to put forth effort and better yourself when all you have to do is go online and find people that think the same way you do. It's creating generations at this point of willful ignorance. Their developmental thought processes are, at least from my particular point of view, are entirely crosswired at this point. And it doesn't help that so many of these social media "celebs" rapidly push us in horrible directions.
I think the wake up sheeple saying is incredibly stupid. But I also find it become more and more the social Norm then just scattered groups.
*Sigh* and people wonder why I can't wait for the world to burn.
I'd say these symptoms are already visible.
Too many people are being spoiled by improper use and over-reliance on certain technology.
People have become too reliant on it; instead of working through the problem its mostly just 'Go google it, don't think', the magic 8ball brick will spit out an answer
Instant gratification, useful information swamped by junk and noise, constant reminders to check it lest you feel left out, when you do check it you feel left out by what others may be doing half a world away; many issues with it, and I am only scratching the surface.
Each tool has its purpose, and I believe some are being abused or misused on a regular basis.
Nothing good comes of "likes" and "upvotes" and associated dopamine and society contracting into validating and reinforcing echo chambers.