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minus-squareRimulinkfedilinkEnglish11•edit-28 days agoEven teenage girls? You seem to be saying that teenage girls should have known FB was manipulating them and just closed the app.
minus-square@4am@lemm.eelinkfedilinkEnglish14•8 days agoNo, I don’t think they meant the kids should have known better, but rather the adults should have known to keep them away from social media because it’s the ultimate cyber predator. God knows what a hyper-specific ML model is going to do for them
minus-squareSixtylinkfedilinkEnglish7•8 days agoIdealistically I’d say their millennial parents failed them for having that ignorance to begin with, so yes they should know better. Realistically, you’re not wrong in your rebuttal.
minus-squareSixtylinkfedilinkEnglish8•8 days agoIt’s not just parents. Government and the education systems too.
Even teenage girls?
You seem to be saying that teenage girls should have known FB was manipulating them and just closed the app.
No, I don’t think they meant the kids should have known better, but rather the adults should have known to keep them away from social media because it’s the ultimate cyber predator.
God knows what a hyper-specific ML model is going to do for them
Idealistically I’d say their millennial parents failed them for having that ignorance to begin with, so yes they should know better.
Realistically, you’re not wrong in your rebuttal.
It’s not just parents. Government and the education systems too.