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The $6M LA social media verdict is a win for the plaintiffs bar, not kids or society; parenting helps mitigate the harms and most kids don't face severe issues

and, crucially, that both Meta & Google knew their products did this and didn't change anything. And buried the proof. And lied.@moonchilerose:Can two things not be true at once?@chinatowndjake:It never ends [image]Hoots Hootman /@punishedhoots:So, none of this means these platforms aren't addictive. In fact, adolescents with adverse childhood experiences are more susceptible to addictions so it makes sense@nnnnnnxox:Stop shilling for big tech, theyre designed specifically to pick up on trauma a

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