The rise of deep fake technology means we may soon have to question the authenticity of everything we see, which could have profound psychological effects on our perception of reality.

The societal impact of technology, especially in terms of social media, has created a complex relationship where we often feel controlled by our devices rather than the other way around.

Social media can negatively impact mental well-being, with studies showing correlations between social media use and increased feelings of depression and insecurity.

Social media acts like an X-ray machine, revealing truths that were previously hidden, and this transparency can lead to a significant shift in public perception.

Distrust in institutions is fueled by a cynical worldview that sees all human interactions as power struggles, which can lead to societal collapse.

The current environment fosters distrust among humans, leading to a paradox where people may trust AI systems more than their fellow humans, despite the potential dangers of AI. We are accelerating technology at the cost of transparency and regulation, which are essential checks and balances we need right now.

I'm increasingly worried that we've rendered ourselves ungovernable due to the shattered information landscape.

Social media creates an unrealistic version of life, where people display only the best aspects, leading to a distorted self-image.

The impact of social media on children can be deeply negative, affecting their self-esteem and mental health due to exposure to harmful content.