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Social media scatters your brain, and then you buy stuff you don't need

  • Written by Matthew Pittman, Assistant Professor of Advertising and Public Relations, University of Tennessee
Social media scatters your brain, and then you buy stuff you don't needDo you really need another water bottle, or is your brain just tired?Teera Konakan/Moment Collection/Getty Images

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