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In that document, we also list 22 experimental studies, 16 of which found significant evidence of harm (or of benefits from getting off of social media for long enough to get past withdrawal symptoms). To give just a few examples:

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In that document, we also list 22 experimental studies, 16 of which found significant evidence of harm (or of benefits from getting off of social media for long enough to get past withdrawal symptoms). To give just a few examples:
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Just Another Amy (justanotheramy@aus.social)'s status on Tuesday, 19-Nov-2024 17:22:48 JST Just Another Amy
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@camwilson @erici
The mention of "withdrawal symptoms" introduces covert addiction framing, which isn’t supported by the evidence provided. It’s a loaded term designed to provoke alarm, suggesting that social media use mirrors substance abuse without establishing a valid basis for such a comparison.

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