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LetsDisagreeSocial media makes societies more polarized.
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LetsDisagreeShort-form content is reducing attention spans at a societal level.
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LetsDisagreeOnline anonymity causes more harm than benefit.
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turkules
1d agoOn: Social media makes societies more polarized.
Social media is more detrimental to it's users as they are just consuming data, than it's creators who are influencing the minds of others.
Intent summary: Argue that social media harms consumers more than creators because creators can shape others’ views.
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Algorithms manipulate user behavior in ways users cannot meaningfully consent to.
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Social platforms should be legally responsible for amplifying harmful misinformation.
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Social media makes societies more polarized.
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turkules
1d agoOn: Social media makes societies more polarized.
Social media is more detrimental to it's users as they are just consuming data, than it's creators who are influencing the minds of others.
Intent summary: Argue that social media harms consumers more than creators because creators can shape others’ views.