They have a new psychological manipulation ready for mass rollout called "Digital Wellness".

You'll hear a ton about it in the new year from tech companies, psychologists, media, health professionals, public education, etc. <br><br>It's essentially their narration for why we shouldn't be removing what are effectively spyware appliances/operating systems out of schools, the home, small business, etc. They'll admit that screen time is bad and addictive, but slap a positive spin on it, like saying "but with our betterment of this technology and betterment of the way you use it, we can actually make it good for you". <br><br>Sort of how they slap a green stamp on global genocide causing corporate supermarket food, saying it's now good for you. <br><br>They'll promote their new software and phone hardware features that are supposed to help regulate screen time, or monitor how you use different applications and give you a score at the end of the day, telling you how good or bad you were. But they will never once suggest removing the thing that's the problem. Just like a doctor will never suggest removing the flu shot, they'll only talk about his new more effective flu shot. Or like a politician will never talk about removing the federal reserve, only about how he'll make it better. They never talk about removing the thing, only about how to better deal with it, because it's their agenda and tool to keep humanity in line and enslaved.