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cmv: Social media is damaging our value of life chemically.

I had a thought and now I can't shake it. You guys know how babies get serotonin overdoses from cocomelon because the frames change too quickly for them to fully comprehend? Ok, how about developing teens/young adults with the ability to receive a dose of serotonin with every like they get on a post or every cute picture they come across and enjoy right at their finger tips? Maybe this is a reason you don't see many older people on social media, and when you do it's typically Facebook and they don't seem tech savvy. It's like everyone is in a rat race online and it's certainly damaging to me, considering my social status. I'm kinda poor and being sucked into a virtual reality is easier than trying to fix my life, so typically I procrastinate and become unable to do the things I want to do, in turn bringing me to this vicious cycle. Depression, play on phone, envy, plans to do better, sense of failure due to social status, repeat. I don't think I'm alone here. And there's definitely a serotonin factor because I'm on this phone 24/7 but claim that doing things I love isn't enjoyable enough to waste my time on. Ironically. Anyone have any say in this? I genuinely see social media as a disabling drug and it's just extremely hard to quit.
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>You guys know how babies get serotonin overdoses from cocomelon because the frames change too quickly for them to fully comprehend?

I don't think this has been studied to be able to make that claim.