Social Dilemma, the Netflix documentary on social media, is on everyone's minds. If you haven't watched it yet it's a must see.
It's alarming and frightening in so many ways but it ends on a note of hope.
I like the advice at the end, from the very people who wrote the code. They're simple actionable steps anyone can do to keep our devices from ruling our and our children's lives,
ABC NEWS: "Tristan Harris, a former Google executive who plays a leading role in the film, said he hopes “The Social Dilemma" can wake up society the way Ralph Nader's book “Unsafe At Any Speed" spurred the introduction of seat-belt laws and Al Gore's award-winning 2006 documentary “An Inconvenient Truth" sharpened focus on the climate changes caused by human-generated greenhouse gases.
“What I am really hoping is this film will be the first time we have a shared truth, a shared reality about the breakdown of our shared reality," Harris told The Associated Press in an interview.""
