Post #777601

Social media addiction is NOT the problem, it is one of the symptoms of the modern age in which, particularly since the 1950's in the U.S., the dismantling of the infrastructure which had made creating communities and political organizing efficient and effective, after the disruptions and upheavals of industrialization and death of mostly rural life with the birth of cities as the focus of national populations, was made paramount in response to "radical" worker demands in the 1920's. It seems.