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Participants were measurably happier and less anxious.
But disappointingly, not by a huge margin:
Perhaps this is due to the fact a significant number of users switched to less harmful online platforms and didn't stop using their phones.
Or perhaps there is actually something more sinister. My real concern with this study is the involvement of Meta.
We actually have evidence that Meta halted internal research about social media:
Would you study tobacco and have tobacco companies involved?
Would you study obesity and have Coca-Cola involved?
I don't want to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but could Meta actually bully/bribe Stanford in order to change the figures?
The one easy thing that every country should do is ban parking requirement.
Requiring developers to build parking in every apartment building significantly increases the cost of housing. These costs are always passed on to new buyers.
Parking requirements also encourage extreme car dependency.
https://www.ecf.com/en/news/cut-housing-costs-by-up-to-20-reforming-parking-mandates-for-affordable-housing/