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Twenge's analysis synthesizes a lot of data, but I wonder how she chose which trends to emphasize and which to leave out. Was it driven by available research or her own observations?

The book presents a nuanced view, but it made me wonder if the positives of tech use are being overlooked. How do others interpret the impact of social media on mental health?

The generational focus is compelling, but I'm curious what prompted Twenge to zero in on this cohort in particular—was it just data availability or a sense of urgency?