the unions as are media and the servers john sought for control of it into bloody wars and late 2020 sir. but john recaptured large chunks of the territory. since then the 2 sides had been deadlocked in negotiations. rushing peacekeepers happen past with enforcing this. these fire assistant professor of political science in moscow state university arthur them chuck says passion young's demands are reasonable and signify hope for changes. i think that this statement is very vague and has no particular details. but i see that this move, well, this suggestion means a huge concession from are being inside and he expects maybe he expect symbolically reciprocal from either by john. some can better concession in return because a little bit john was backed by turkey and he's prevailed in military confrontation . and it's obvious that alternative to the peaceful solution is associated with

high result was always collision. and who was a and your last as far media. our media is reasonable uh, suggestions some objective criteria for border the mutation. and also i see that the idea that this security provision is going to be discussed with as a bridge on uh government. we'd say we'd sit by the accounts with the government of these uh, the self governing territory. not recognized means that armenia may be hoping for some degree of autonomy all this on these regions. so maybe going back to the toner was stopped us off and the government cut them off. a lot of csa has armenians college, as it used to be in the soviet union to rap on the our for the latest breaking news and updates. head over to archie is all com and be sure to follow us on all social media platforms. thanks for tuning and we'll see you back at the top of the hour, the or

what is the opposite of social media? a social life. i'm just going to houston on this edition of the 360 view. we're going to look at the damage being done when you replace the actual human interaction with online interactions. and as a social media, companies should be held accountable for any damage being done by their users. let's get started. the . i will be the 1st to admit, i can get lost for hours and then various social media platforms now available in post pandemic life. you would think people would be excited to get back out and have human interactions. however, it seems just the opposite has occurred as what started out as an industry. it was only a handful of businesses now bussed over $128.00 different platforms available to users around the world. and 2005. the pew research center begin tracking adoptions

of social media platforms with only 5 percent of adults using at least one platform . well, as of january 2023, there were $5160000000.00 internet users worldwide, which is 64.4 percent of the global population. of this total $4760000000.00 or 59.4 percent of the world's population or social media users. but the numbers don't stop rising as most people don't just use one platform. in fact, on average social media users, average 6.6 different platforms and spend 2 hours and 31 minutes daily on social media. while those numbers that might be impressive as any industry would welcome that kind of traffic. the continuing discussion as to what negative effects social media has on mental health of individuals at any age hasn't grown from possible to

confirmed. scientists have even concluded don't mean the chemical in the brain which signals a reward to the body is released following a certain aspects on social media. this same results as triggered by those who i talk with, who have their 1st pop on a cigarette for a smoker or excitement. it is certainly winning at a spot machine. this can be extremely addicting to any individual regardless of their self discipline. but just like with almost everything else to come in contact too much of something can turn to a bad thing. and in a non perfect world, social media has become an effective weapon. which some say can do as much damage to a person, a family, a community, and a society hasn't gone to join me now discuss is lisa palmer austin, a license marriage and family therapist in san diego, california. and she's also a certified f t therapist, trainer as supervisor and founder, and one of the directors of the i'm mostly focused

a couple of training and research institute at alliant international university. thank you for joining us. dr. is it fair to put all of the blame on the decline of mental health on social media or is this just escape it? obviously, it's not fair to put all the blame because i think people really have to take personal responsibility. that's something that's definitely lacking is that personal responsibility. but we have to understand that social media is everywhere and people are with their phones. they literally sleep with their phone. so it's the 1st thing that they look at when they wake up in the morning social media often times. and the last thing that they look at when they go to sleep at night. so we can under estimate the power of it. there have been many challenges which have produced bad results, like the drinking challenge were sent 28 kids from university of massachusetts to the r. this also has found to be an excellent and economical way to spread the message about events or movements and is a 100 resource for people who are homebound distill,

interact with the outside world. so dr. do the negatives outweigh the positives regarding social media? i think you can go in either direction. um, definitely social media can be very positive. there's a lot of people out there putting out positive messages of inspiration, but often times it is used negatively. and so people don't even realize that they're using it in that particular way. and a lot of younger people in our generation are absolutely being influenced by social media in the negative messages of social media. and oftentimes they don't even realize what's going on in it is having an effect on their mental health. you know, some would say all of these mental health issues have always existed. but social media has just made it able to identify a more acceptable to talk about. do you agree? i feel that a lot of people, especially young people, are having social anxiety types of issues and they're recognizing that it's so it's

become a lot more prevalent. and i do believe a lot of it has to do with the pressures of social media and the images that they're comparing themselves to other people and also not being able to form relationships, interpersonal relationships. a lot of people, again, you know, they have a relationship with their phone, they have a relationship with video games. they have a relationship with virtual reality. but when it comes to the relationship with others in real life, they're having difficulty with that as well as more conflicts towards themselves. like really not knowing who they really are as people, how is social media change the way people interact with each other in person? well, we always have to go back to your relationship to your self with it. your self and a lot of people are lacking self awareness. a lot of their focus is on images and culture and whatever is outside of them to try to make them solves, feel better about themselves within. and

a lot of people are realizing that that is not the way to go about feeling good about yourself. and a lot of people are really confused. and i think it's a kind of goes back to enter awareness and having to build your strengths from within yourself. and realizing that you know, social media and, and um, those types of platforms can be used for the positive. but a lot of times they're not. and so you really have to seek ways to enhance yourself growth in a positive way. this generation has grown up on social media. everything in their life are shared for the world to see all in attempts to go viral. are we seen this bleed out into real life where people are just over sharing now to complete strangers on the street? such a good question because i think that the line between what's real and what isn't real is become completely blurred where a lot of people, especially those in the younger generation. they see that how they're presenting

themselves or what they see on social media is real. and the reality is, a lot of people are out there trying to make money through social media, so they're doing a lot of exhibitionistic and, and in some cases, grotesque acts just to, to make a living. and i, a lot of the younger generation things that this is perfectly okay because hey, money is money and i don't really, you know, have a real relationship to, to fans or to, however, they're making this money through social media. but in reality, it is affecting their mental health and it's changing the way that they think about themselves are self esteem and, and at the end of the day they have to, you know, go home and face themselves. thank you, dr. lisa palmer, stick around this seems like a great opportunity to take a break because when we come back i want to ask if dr. palmer things in the future could we see social media companies be held liable for damages just like gun manufacturers are being held liable for rationality. the,

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a light internation university. thanks for joining us. there is a lot of focus on social media and mental health for young people. well, what about those were middle aged? what are we finding to be the effects on the mental health? those may be in their thirty's or forty's. are there less negatives? well, i definitely think that being in the thirties and forties and are being affected by social media is a, is a real thing, because let's face it a lot of images on social media, our photoshop. there's a lot of young people posting images and somebody who's in their, you know, thirty's and forty's, and they're part of the aging process. each of them is a real thing and you look at these images and you say like, well, i don't really look like that. and i really want to look younger and it goes back again to not accepting yourself or maybe not feeling that you're good enough. and younger people struggle with that too, but maybe they're also struggling with not feeling good enough in their careers are not feeling like they're measuring up. and they're comparing themselves to take talk influencers,

who are making multi millions of dollars and living this glamorous lifestyle. and they're like, well, but that's, that's not how it's actually happening for me. so they're comparing their lives in reality to their images online and, and a lot of times there's, there's a huge discrepancy there that does affect their self esteem. a lot of people are going to use her plastic searches and saying, hey, i want to look more like my filter. and so that is a thing, you know, and people are kind of getting sick of paying for their,