The only thing I'm slghtly concerned about is proposition #2. I hope that gets struck down due to its censorship potential.
IE. No ChatGPT for toddlers
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But how is that an addictive practice?
I think what's implied here is the types of feeds which give a completely new content page when you "refresh", so it's not a regular "refresh-as-in-show-me-content-that-got-posted-since-last-access", but an algorithm driven "refresh-as-in-replace" mechanism to increase engagement by continuing to provide stimulating content.
It has been shown to use the same mechanism of addiction as slot machines