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Here is a breakdown of why "scrolling doesn't bring you a dime" and what it costs you instead:
The average person scrolls for 2-3 hours a day on social media.
>You are the Product: Every scroll, click, and pause generates revenue for platforms, while offering you little in return but the illusion of entertainment.
- Lost Opportunity Cost: The average person spends about 2.5 hours a day on social media, consuming roughly 300 feet of content. This time could be used for skill-building, working, or resting.
- Mental & Physical Fatigue: Known as "doomscrolling," this behavior often leads to "popcorn brain"—a state of being overstimulated and unable to focus, which can result in anxiety, sleep disruption, and decreased productivity.
- Memory and Brain Drain: The constant, rapid switching between content prevents deep, long-term memory formation.
- The "Thumbtrap" System: Algorithms are engineered to keep you hooked, triggering a "reward loop" similar to gambling, making it harder to stop, even when you feel drained or bored.
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Here is a breakdown of why "scrolling doesn't bring you a dime" and what it costs you instead:
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