The video explores how social media can be addictive and driven by algorithms that reward negativity, yet also holds potential for creativity, connection, and influence when used intentionally. The video contrasts dopamine-driven scrolling with Jewish concepts like kavanah (intentionality), cherut (freedom), and da’at (transformative awareness). Ultimately, it argues that social media itself isn't good or bad. Its spiritual impact depends on how we choose to engage with it.
Essential Questions
- How does social media shape the way I understand myself, my values, and my spiritual identity?
- What does Judaism teach about intention, presence, and meaning in a digital world?
- What responsibilities do I have when I consume or create content online?
- Where might I find God in digital spaces?
Big Ideas
- Social Media is designed to manipulate your attention.
- Judaism offers a framework of awareness and intentionality.
- Social media can be harmful or holy depending on how we use it.
