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Evidence Over Assumption

When establishing a legal case for the mental health of children, it is crucial to provide substantial evidence rather than rely on commonly held beliefs about social media's dangers. The state of Utah, for instance, presented the Surgeon General's report as their sole evidence; however, this report does not definitively state that social media harmfully affects children. The report offers a nuanced perspective, suggesting that while there are risks associated with social media use, comprehensive safety analyses on its impacts have yet to be conducted. This highlights the importance of thorough and accurate evidence in legal contexts, particularly when making claims about the welfare of minors.

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