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Is it possible for social media to solve boredom without rotting our brains?

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honestly no saving it open a good book 🫂

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Personally no. i have consumed too many brainrot content i feel it's too late to solve it. what do you think?

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Yes it's possible, but the economics aren't in its favor. High effort content doesn't induce as much brain rot, but produces a dopamine hit for a smaller range of people vs. low effort content. Low effort content is more likely to result in brain rot. Low effort content is cheaper to produce. => we should expect to see more low effort content than high effort content, and therefore more brain rot

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This framing is all wrong. Boredom is not a problem to be solved. It is a way to solve other problems.

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i honestly doubt this a lot of people have access to social media… and everyone being able to freely share their personal thoughts will definitely bring brain rot content… there’s no saving tbh

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yes actually brain rot occurs because of what we consume take this for example it’s up to us to rewire our brains https://warpcast.com/six/0x304be846

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Yes it is, as long as you use it for something productive. Could be reading, watching educative videos etc

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That’s a tough one, there’s no doubt that it sometimes feeds us with shallow content tbh But maybe if it focuses more on thoughtful contents maybe it could actually solve boredom in a healthier way Do you think it’s possible for people to strike a balance?

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It us possible, but it would require a shift in how platforms are designed.

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It depends if you consider the theory 'If you're not getting better you're getting worse' When you consider even the most thoughtful of casts/posts are a case of 'look what I've done (what I know/what I've found) It's all someone else's journey/development. Not time spent dedicated to improving yourself necessarily

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For the average man, NO.

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What about an incentive for interacting with new people each day that are points, not moxie. Claim them at the end of the week, after they've been filtered and bots removed. Then its no harm no foul, you tried to engage with new people some turned out to be bots, you got points anyways, and you can still interact with only your friends for moxie. Let people mint on zora for warps.

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Not if the social media app wants to be popular. Are you on tildes?

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variety and human connection are two of the cardinal human needs. social systems succeed by micro dosing us with a steady drip of just enough novelty and connection to keep us coming back for more. these systems simply can’t succeed if they actually fill these needs many people at the edge of bell curves become trapped in toxic cycles of dependence similar to the old lady with the drum of nickels compulsively yanking the one armed bandit

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Doubtful that social media can but hopeful for social networks

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think so. algorithm configuration a big need tho

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Think it’s just a bad form factor for it

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