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At What Age Should Kids Be Allowed On Social Media?

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are fighting over whether their 8-year-old should be on TikTok. Here s what child psychologists have to say.

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Russia Ukraine doomscrolling affecting sleep, anxiety: Tips to stop

COVID. Racial injustice. Political polarization. Climate change. Our sense of normalcy was already shattered. Now Ukraine has us doomscrolling again.

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Posting less, posting more, and tired of it all

Posting less, posting more, and tired of it all Vox.com 3/1/2021 Rani Molla © Chris Delmas/AFP via Getty Images A selfie in front of artist Jonas Neve’s mural of Sen. Bernie Sanders in Culver City, California, on January 24. Mona, a tech executive in Boston, stopped using Facebook during the pandemic. She felt the posts she was seeing were incongruous with what was happening in the outside world. “‘Look at me doing my Peloton workout’ or ‘Look at me, I got in shape,’” she mimicked. “Do you realize half a million peopled died?” said Mona, who asked us not to use her last name so she wouldn’t need permission from her job. Mona added that she thought the situation was especially bad in tech circles, where she sees a lack of “systems thinking.”

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How Covid-19 has changed social media

How Covid-19 has changed social media
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Why you re seeing coronavirus vaccine selfies all over Facebook and Twitter

Why you re seeing COVID-19 vaccine selfies all over Facebook and Twitter CNET 1/31/2021 © Provided by CNET Jon Chapman after his first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. Jon Chapman Jon Chapman isn t turning into a mutant. The 38-year-old medical laboratory scientist from Iowa City got his first COVID-19 vaccination the Monday before Christmas, and aside from a sore arm, he felt fine. Since then, he hasn t grown a tail, he doesn t have scales and so far there s no sign of wings. He wanted his friends and family to know this. So he took a photo posted it on Facebook . I really felt the message should be out there that people you know, people you trust, your friends, your family members are getting the vaccine Chapman said. It is safe. It is effective. It s a good thing for yourself, and it s a good thing for society in general.

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