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The video opens a discussion on the role of social media in today's society, highlighting its benefits and the unknowns associated with it. It questions whether companies like Facebook and Twitter do enough to prevent online bullying, noting that while they are making efforts, they face limitations unless specific issues are reported. The video also critiques the idea of a 'sleep button' for Facebook, suggesting there are better ways to show support and solidarity online.

What is the dual nature of social media as discussed in the video?

• It is both a tool for communication and isolation.

• It is both a source of news and misinformation.

• It is both a platform for entertainment and education.

• It is both beneficial and something to be feared.

What challenge do social media companies face in preventing online bullying?

• Insufficient staff to monitor content.

• Inability to act without specific reports.

• Lack of technology to detect bullying.

• Legal restrictions on user data.

What is the suggested 'sleep button' on Facebook intended to do?

• Provide a break from social media.

• Limit screen time automatically.

• Hide posts from specific users.

• Pause notifications temporarily.

What is a critique mentioned about the 'sleep button' feature?

• It is too costly to implement.

• It is not available on all devices.

• It doesn't effectively address the issue.

• It is too complicated to use.

What alternative is suggested for showing support or solidarity?

• Increasing friend requests.

• Using more emojis.

• Finding other ways beyond the 'sleep button'.

• Creating support groups.