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Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Is Facebook Evil? (2020 Rerun)

Psychology In Seattle Podcast

Kirk Honda

Mental Health, Health & Fitness

4.61.2K Ratings

🗓️ 11 March 2023

⏱️ 97 minutes

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[Rerun] Is Facebook bad for us? Are we descending into chaos? Dr. Kirk and Humberto discuss the new documentary “The Social Dilemma”.

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October 14, 2020


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0:00.0

So, Burdo, serious question here, is Facebook and social media in general evil?

0:05.7

Is it all evil for humans and society and us? What do you think?

0:10.2

I don't think that's accurate, no.

0:12.2

I don't think it's all evil.

0:13.9

So, let's look into that, what do you say?

0:16.2

Let's do it.

0:17.1

This is the Psychology and Seattle podcast. I'm your host,

0:19.8

Dr. Kirk Honda, I'm a therapist and a professor, who are you, Burdo?

0:23.2

My name is Umberto Kastanya, and I make lids for jars.

0:26.9

So, the reason why we're talking about this is because there's a new Netflix documentary

0:31.2

that came out this month or last month called The Social Dilemma.

0:36.3

And in this documentary, it's interesting, because they have some interesting storytelling

0:42.5

elements. They have actually like a, they follow a family, essentially, as social media affects

0:49.4

them in some very dire ways. And they also interview a lot of people who used to work in tech,

1:00.0

you know, people who used to be like the CEO of Pinterest, for example, or the guy who was hired

1:08.0

by Facebook to try to increase engagement, you know, at the beginning of that model of making

1:16.8

money on the internet, they were the originators. And a lot of them have since

1:23.4

left those fields and now are speaking out against the evil of social media.

1:31.1

What do you think overall as a documentary, would you like it?

1:35.3

I didn't love it. I'll go further. I'll say, I felt it was ironically manipulative.

1:42.6

Yeah, I thought the exact same thing. So the central premise, and I think the documentary is

1:49.2

a good social good, by the way, I think everyone should watch this or something along these lines

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