Would warning labels on social media help people stop using?

The discussion centers on the topic of warning labels on social media. Jason argues that these labels are unnecessary because the public is already well aware of social media's addictive and potentially harmful nature. He believes that warning labels wouldn't add any new information or make a significant difference in user behavior. Chris, on the other hand, disagrees, asserting that warning labels could positively impact by reducing addiction and raising awareness among parents and children about the dangers of excessive social media use.

The debate highlights the contrasting perspectives on the effectiveness of warning labels. Jason remains skeptical about their utility, while Chris sees them as a proactive step toward addressing social media's negative effects. The episode concludes with an open invitation for listeners to share their opinions on the matter, encouraging a broader discussion on how best to tackle the issue of social media addiction.

Chapters
00:00 - Introduction
00:44 - Jason's Perspective: Warning Labels Are Unnecessary
02:00 - Jason Discussing the User Experience
02:39 - Chris Agreeing with Jason, Then Disagreeing
04:12 - Chris Explaining How to Diminish the Experience
07:10 - Conclusion & Invitation for Listener Opinions

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