Whilst that's unfairly flippant, it's too deep and complex to attribute anything specific to social media addiction because it's just a magnification of existing human behaviours.
Normalisation of behaviours on a 'global village' scale. But that's not limited to social media, that's "The Internet" allowing for relatively instant cross-global idea sharing (and included in 'ideas' are stupid things like product-unwrapping videos, video-game streaming with commentary, music, and all the other base shit that people seem to like only because other people seem to like it).
Whilst that's unfairly flippant, it's too deep and complex to attribute anything specific to social media addiction because it's just a magnification of existing human behaviours.
Normalisation of behaviours on a 'global village' scale. But that's not limited to social media, that's "The Internet" allowing for relatively instant cross-global idea sharing (and included in 'ideas' are stupid things like product-unwrapping videos, video-game streaming with commentary, music, and all the other base shit that people seem to like only because other people seem to like it).