because the general discussion was around their (H&M) hypocrisy in their very own public SM space
The only conversation here - but if you go other places, that is not the case.
The analogy of SM being the new tobacco is a false flag, addictions that are poles apart, it’s such an ambiguous comparison
Alright - a few links to "actual facts"? I mean. I could well be in a bubble and reading conspiracy theories. It is the nature of the beast and so on.
But, off the top of my head, the EU, 1,200 school districts in the US (so far), the American Psychological Association (APA), British Psychological Society (BPS), Dr. Mark Griffiths (Nottingham Trent University), Stamford Uni, NHI, countless internal whistle blowers have all come to same conclusion- social media is addictive and per the whistle blowers - it is designed to be addictive.
They call it "engagement".
Hence the very big lawsuits, and wins, against Meta, Google, TikTok etc by the EU, by Breathnitt Country Schools in Kentucky a few days ago.
and there are plenty of scientists and specialists refuting that dramatic comparison with actual facts.
Would you mind directing me to them? But, in the meantime I cannot help but wonder why Big Tech is settling these cases rather than go to trial? Do you have any insight?