How Social Media Is Warping People’s Relationship With Violence

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Real violence served by social media for entertainment is desensitizing America’s youth, experts warn.

How Social Media Is Warping People’s Relationship With Violence

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Easy access to an endless stream of violence, combined with encouragement of violence on social media, is distorting people’s attitudes toward it, an issue that is difficult to solve through automation, experts say.

Violence has always been a part of the human experience, but has never been available in such quantities for entertainment, the experts noted.

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