Even if you thought such a study somehow made sense, it has nothing to do with intelligence or eroding it. The clickbait headline on the other hand, sure.
Not clicking on it is the only helpful response. (Consider me as taking one for the team
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Heck, I learned to be a bit more cogent, using Twitter. :)
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To play devil's advocate though: aren't you lambasting Twitter...ON Twitter?
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Too dumb; didn't read
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@yashar Twitter is not eroding your 'intelligence', cause and effect storytelling is. Twitter is merely a vector. We don't blame the wind for disease, or breath for a cold, we blame the agents. Unless you make the distinction clear on what is dangerous, humans cannot evolve.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Oddly headline is still true tho
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All social media can do is broadcast what intelligence or not shown faster and wider than non networked electronic media. It will though widen the gap between responses judging that intelligence. Binary interfaces go that..
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