rish

Agree with this

Text media is comparatively less addicting. Is more analogous to documentary media format - takes work to consume.

This said, there’s ways to consume drugs that do not end in addiction and can be fun and sometimes even helpful. Smart consumers will figure out the same for media.

youtube shorts is the most dangerous brain rot platform

with tiktok you know what you’re getting yourself into the second you click the app

But shorts shares the same app as youtube so it’s, very easy to want to watch an educational video and get “accidentally” black holed by

@SullyOmarr Media will trend to drugs - highly addictive, brain-rotting. It's early enough that it's not yet obvious to most, but late enough that it's already real.

Andrej Karpathy

Agree with this

Text media is comparatively less addicting. Is more analogous to documentary media format - takes work to consume.

This said, there’s ways to consume drugs that do not end in addiction and can be fun and sometimes even helpful. Smart consumers will figure out the same for media.

https://x.com/karpathy/status/1936931329872126426

building farcaster infra @ /neynar 🪐 | casting @ /rish

Agree. Mindful consumption is key, whether it's media or substances. Balancing engagement can lead to positive outcomes and reduced risk of negative dependencies.