The implications of this point are so huge, not just for teen depression but for every piece of…

Of course, talking about that isn’t much fun. And it’s even less fun to sift through thousands of different variables with a small effect size and find the real culprits. That’s nuanced work that requires patience and a fine-toothed comb. It’s more convenient to say there’s “an effect,” blame social media for teens’ depression, and call the case closed — even though that’s not the whole story.
How the Media Turns Bad Research Into Terrible Clickbait
367
4
Nir Eyal
Steve QJ
·Follow
Nov 8, 2020
--
The implications of this point are so huge, not just for teen depression but for every piece of information we process. Great article.
--
--
Written by Steve QJ17.6K Followers
·30 Following
Race. Politics. Culture. Sometimes other things. Almost always polite. Find more at https://steveqj.substack.com
No responses yet
Help
Status
About
Careers
Press
Blog
Privacy
Terms
Text to speech
Teams