@VraserX: People will spend five hours a day scrolling through strangers arguing on social media, then act deeply concerned when …
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A satirical tweet contrasting heavy social media usage with moral panic over people spending 30 minutes talking to AI companions, arguing society wrongly views doomscrolling as healthy interaction.
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People will spend five hours a day scrolling through strangers arguing on social media, then act deeply concerned when someone spends 30 minutes talking to an AI companion.
Apparently staring at TikTok until your brain turns to soup is healthy human interaction now.
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