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Interestingly I don't personally remember TV being much of an issue for me growing up. Even back then I didn't enjoy most of the stuff that was on. I think if instead of YouTube I only had Netflix I wouldn't have this issue since it doesn't really have the kind of content I'm interested in. I've never really been into movies and tv shows. 25 minute video of a youtuber woodworker building a kitchen table however? I'm in!
It's kind of funny how my friends "praise" me for not having a smartphone addiction and while I agree that watching 10 - 45 min YouTube videos is probably less bad for your brain that browsing TikTok, in the end we're all still staring at screens for equal amounts of time.