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In a recent column, Charlie Garcia discusses the disconnect between people's desire to unplug from addictive social media and the continued rise in engagement metrics and investments in such platforms. He argues that while trends indicate a shift towards more real-life experiences among younger generations, the profitability of social media companies, driven by addictive features, could delay a significant change. He also addresses the risks of betting on cultural trends and suggests that even if fewer people engage with apps, the market might still react to subtle shifts in user behavior.
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