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> Its more insidious than smoking though because it has arguably positive benefits. So does smoking, depending on who you listen to: relaxation, pleasure, soci
by mapleoin 2mo ago
> Its more insidious than smoking though because it has arguably positive benefits.
So does smoking, depending on who you listen to: relaxation, pleasure, socialising, "feeling free" etc.
But this is just to emphasise your point that we change our thinking as a society on the importance of both harms and benefits.
- SirMaster 2mo agoI don't know how you can compare it to smoking. There is no way to have a healthy relationship with smoking. It's always damaging your lungs and such no matter what the positives are. A person can absolutely have a perfectly healthy relationship with social media where there are 0 negative effects and only positive effects.