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More than 15% of teens say they’re on YouTube or TikTok ‘almost constantly’ (www.cnbc.com)
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More than 15% of teens say they’re on YouTube or TikTok ‘almost constantly’::A new Pew Research Center study finds that more than 15% of teens say they're on YouTube or TikTok "almost constantly."

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[–] commie@lemmy.dbzer0.com 0 points 11 months ago

as I’ve literally stated in my earlier comment the discrimination is not based on species but on sentience

you don't seem to understand that you have decided, for instance, oak trees do not have sentience, and you treat all oak trees as though they are the same due to their membership in the class "oak tree" instead of treating them as individuals. it's speciesism. and, in fact, you do this to sentient animals too, classing them all together and setting a standard to treat them based on their class membership. it's speciesism. it's just speciesism you agree with.