Comments by "Terence Field" (@terencefield3204) on "Zuckerberg is right: There is insufficient scientific evidence that social media harms mental health" video.

  1. Zuckerberg likes so many of the digital barons, and they’re like show her highly developed intellectual liability in an extremely narrow area of life and a sub infant capacity, to comprehend all of the things that actually seem to matter in being a human being
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  2. The definition of harm seems to me to be extremely narrow to the point of being absurd. It is incontestable that deep digitization of the economy has massively accelerated. The de skilling of human work massively increased the threshold point which human beings can be considered to offer anything in the context of employment, has changed the relationship between working with hand and brain to the point where there is almost none of it save for being a brain surgeon or a drainage operative Add to this, the fact that we can now produce almost everything we imagine, without human input by way of artificial intelligence and the consequences for society as people simply request goods and services, and they are provided without their or anybody else’s effort has so many profound effects on both personal and interpersonal lives that to suggest that a few simple and almost laughably limited, psychological methodologies capture the realities of the digitally ever more modified human condition together with social media and indeed everything else the digital order produces is plainly absurd Ridiculous criteria produce garbage in and garbage out and thus generate valueless and misleading Zuckerberg asserted conclusions
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  3. Just as economics produces, ludicrous measures of prosperity and success one bizarre result, being the assertion that a Chinese peasant living in his village with his extended family, but having no cash whilst living well from the vegetables and rice that he produces, and the carp that he farms in the rice patties, is intrinsically poorer in every respect than a Chinese urban slave, living in a disgusting apartment in a foul shiny soulless Chinese city, and going home to see his loved ones for a week every two years so also are the measures of social harm caused by the multivariate effects of digital intervention, not subject to modern analytical techniques . An example of this is clear, and it is the political, cultural, social, and economic ghettoization, which grows with the days and becomes extreme, but which the level of the individual cannot be readily measured, Even though we live with the poisonous misery that produces which are so complex so subtle, and so profound, that we have no way of minimizing their deleterious effects. That my thinking processes and iterative analysis of life can be so distorted by such things as algorithms feeding me what it thinks I want to know, and depriving me of the freedom of wide ranging observation, is another gross abuse, distortion, and truncation of the liberties that the human mind has always been used.
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