Social Media Addiction: Why You Feel You Don’t Matter | John R. Miles - EP 747
A landmark 2026 jury verdict found Meta and YouTube liable for deliberately designing addictive platforms that cause severe mental health harm, marking a 'big tobacco moment' for tech. The ruling exposes how infinite scroll, beauty filters, and engagement targets are engineered to erode s
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