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Arthur Brooks, Harvard's luck expert: “Social networks are not a public square, they are a machine designed to give you back an addiction to old approval.”
Arthur Brooks analyzes how social networks can generate dependence on old approval and affect personal relationships. He knows his warnings and recommendations.
Reported by El Comercio
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El ComercioArthur Brooks, Harvard's luck expert: “Social networks are not a public square, they are a machine designed to give you back an addiction to old approval.”El ComercioArthur Brooks, Harvard's luck expert: “Social networks are not a public square, they are a machine designed to give you back an addiction to old approval.”9 recorded states
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