You're being facetious but I genuinely think it's a good idea to normalise drugs. I believe that part of the problem with drugs is that they're considered forbidden, so if you share my viewpoint then it's not too dissimilar to the problems with social media or other addictive-but-bad-for-you products.
We socialize here, just last month I read someone's comment about life in the Canadian country-side and realized he's the brother of a Youtuber I'm watching for years. The same happens on any other social platform be it in the internet or real life.
The problem I see, are networks that are financed mainly by ads - so they have the incentive to keep engagement artifically high and spy as much as possible.
But "banning social media" does not ask that question.
Maybe you're joking but we did this during COVID. Productivity went up and everyone had time to live. Now we're returning to office. The data doesn't matter when your boss wants to see your ass in a chair rather than caring about what you're delivering.
At the office I have to pretend to be busy for a few hours a day. At home I can get my work done. After that as long as I am available should anyone need to get a hold of me during work hours, I can do whatever I need.
