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videos or tweets is playing you
And it's not just annoying. It's dangerous.
In a decade, social media has driven up anxiety, eating disorders and, yes, suicide rates — especially among the youngest.
The algorithm rewards whatever moves you fastest: fear, comparison, urgency, humiliation.
Each video on its own looks harmless. Thousands a day, with no time to think, quietly shape you: how you should look, what you should buy, what you should react to.
Sources: US Surgeon General (2023) · Jonathan Haidt, The Anxious Generation (2024) · Science Feedback / European Fact Checkers (2025)
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