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that's purely based on the amount of cognitive effort we output when achieving a task, isn't that the same kind of worry people had when the internet became a t
by tgrover 5mo ago
that's purely based on the amount of cognitive effort we output when achieving a task, isn't that the same kind of worry people had when the internet became a thing?
- gdulli 5mo agoIn hindsight, we could have listened to the people who warned about how the internet would make our lives worse. Can our society withstand another generation of worsening on par with the effects of social media etc?
- whydoyoucare 5mo agoWhether the internet has made our lives better or worse depends on the perspective (half full or half empty), and is an excellent water cooler conversation. :-)
- tines 5mo agoThe internet has objectively made life worse, and the people who say it hasn't haven't experienced the alternatives. Many people will never know true joy because of the internet.
- altruios 5mo agoOh no. I looked at a screen. There goes all my joy... /s Objectively worse in some vectors, Objectively better in others. Being able to get medical advice quickly. Being able to communicate to vastly different people broadening your horizons. And yes, more comparisons to make (the thief of joy).
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