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A generation of addicts.

Off course, this businesses are built to hook people and give repetitive dopamine hit to the people. This will leads to impatience, wanting easy success, wanting quick success and more. After all it's a generational shift. People always wanted to be get instant dopamine and instant things. That's how corruption, jobs and even businesses are made. Quick ecommerce and much more. It's all about the person how he uses this things.

It’s better to just keep internet data turned off unless you have some work to do. Imagine if internet only get used for professional use and not personal use.

Easy to build new buisness

The worst thing to probably happen for them, parents nowadays just give their kids their phones and it's not like they are watching something good(not just educational), they are watching reels, yoitube shorts and it's frightning the parents don't understand how bad it is for the kids, I myself got a bit addicted to yt shorts when it first launched but I quickly understood that it's bad for my mental health and so I just turned it off, but the kids don't have the mental capacity to think about their well being like that, the parents have to understand this and restrain their kids, but I guess kids learn from parents.

Due to reels and social media :Early maturation will take place, which will make them less socialise in real world. Which will indirectly cause more psychological problems emerging.

Good upcoming market for rehab centers for 6 year old dopamine addicts having twisted knowledge about sex.

Really gonna disturb them

Kids will enjoy cartoon by going into cartoon world by ar/vr technology

Ngl this is making them dumb. All focused on the screen, not asking questions being curious. For us internet came in between abling us, from the beginning it is disabling them. From being creative. I see this so much on flights. It’s annoying.

This will less there attention span , no knowledge created just a waste of their time And will not socialize with anyone.

Really adaptive.

Just curious What triggered you?