Stare at their phones every possible moment.

1. I'm guilty of it but browsing social media. The algorithms are intentionally designed to keep you addicted and engaged and all fall for it.

2. A lot of people think one lives to work not working to live. So many people flexing they work 80 hours a week but by the time they retire, all the savings and pensions go to medication and elderly care.

Driving, it actually kills alot of people not having a centralised transport system

Standing at a register for check out. Mostly a US thing from what I've heard. It's wicked bad for you.

Oh and AI sucks ass and you're a bad person if you use it.

Social media is a cancer and allows the worst of society a platform.

Things that could be harmful but we don't know for sure yet?

Possibly porn. Currently we really lack research on porn's effect on people. Whoever tells you confidently it's normal or degenerate is a liar. No one knows. We are just running a society-wide experiment in real time.

Doom scrolling short form video.

My dad does this for hours per day after work and nothing else, and now it seems he's lost all his critical thinking completely and is commonly disregulated, and I'm kind of afraid he'll get more forgetful and erratic, since he's already showing signs of slipping into Alzheimer's.

Glitter. Just spreading micro plastics.

Ai.

Driving cars.

Isolate themselves to mostly just their phone and the façade world that exists within.

Breathe. I live in coal fired power plant country, I will have a lower life expectancy because of what I'm breathing in.

Drinking from plastic bottles.

Sitting on your ass in an office all day

Like uhm... pretty much everything.

Landlords, especially corpo ones