THE SOCIAL DILEMMA Trailer (2020) Netflix

We tweet, we like, and we share— but what are the consequences of our growing dependence on social media? As digital platforms increasingly become a lifeline to stay connected, Silicon Valley insiders reveal how social media is reprogramming civilization by exposing what’s hiding on the other side of your screen.

[MrYusu-jgif]

"Sad generation with happy pictures".

[toastbrot]

"Social media is a drug" so glad someone said that.

[mariagalanii]

This not being promoted by YouTube to everyone’s feed proves this movie speaks truth even more.

[razormc]

As a Gen Z, (born 1998), this documentary is important, social media really screwed us as a generation up

[superarc]

This youtube is more addictive than social media

[andretaylor]

My mind is completely blown! I have since deactivated my Facebook and Instagram. It’s crazy they want you to be a pure zombie to your phone. It is serially a horror movie to humans.

[Satindersinghwaheguru]

I have leaved social media since 4 years but youtube is more addictive but learned many things that I couldn't learn in my whole school life and colledge life

[sunnienciso]

Thank you for Social Dilemma. I tried to tell my millennium son, ten years ago to this addiction. Now at 22 he said he watched this documentary and said I was right a decade ago. It took these genuineness's from Google, Instagram, and Twitter to convince him. Maybe it is not too late, but I doubt it. When you are addicted, you deny.

[Airestotle]

And I thought I was crazy for NOT using Social Media

[Insights-of-Hinduism]

This documentary should be shown to children in all schools across the world every year so that they dont forget this lesson before it takes over their lives. I wish it was shown to us before.

[Salemjavaman]

"A lie can go halfway around the world while the truth is putting on it's shoes"

[KC-rede]

I would add, the worst thing with social media is it's essentially a popularity ranking system. Most people look at the amount of likes or followers a person has when deciding if they're cool. If a picture has 1000 likes as opposed to 3, the person is going to think, "they must be cool = I'll like that picture too, or they're cool." If a person has 3 likes or very little followers they'll believe that person isn't "cool" or popular and won't feel as inclined to "like" pictures or follower etc. People are just that simple. They don't think for themselves. They're social creatures that look to one another to rank each other and make decisions. That's why we have a generation of thoughtless zombie copycats. It's absolutely pathetic. Keep taking selfies! 🤢

[euan]

Just quit Facebook, you DON'T NEED IT!

[ravitiwari]

7 yrs ago,

I was talking with my grandfather and I realized what I was missing something by using social media

Same day I deleted most of the social media apps
And I can see a different world I guess.

But now I've got the addiction of YouTube

[sonnyshannon]

And this is real life like this is what is happening every day and it’s terrifying and scary

[Prajjwal]

I realised a thing while watching this documentary that these social media use the basic law of universe like you will get to see more of what you react more and keeps you hooked and charged up. It actually happens in real life. For example, People who are focused more and 'react' more upon the positive aspects of life will manifest more positives and happiness from life, and vice versa.
Social media does a bit the same thing.
It maybe a wrong analogy in various cases though... 😅😆

[nithinujwal]

Technology is backbone for human being's, complete comfort we find and define, people won't stop communicating each other, literally it became our nervous system😎

[retroafro]

The like button inventor... Thanks for ruining the world

[sukamaldash]

Okay you were talking about google, facebook, Instagram, pinterest, snapchat and many more platform. What about Netflix? What about yourself?

[sandrapena]

Sadly people think you are dying whenever you quit social media for so long.