discussion keeps the world turning this is round table Sometimes the things that are intended to make us feel better actually have the opposite effect.
We turn to our phones to unwind and de-stress, only to feel worse.
Why is it that our escapes often deepen the void they're meant to fill?
Some new numbers in China have looked at detection rates of internet addiction.
We're going to talk about that definition itself.
We'll have a look at those numbers too.
This is Roundtable.
We are live from Beijing.
I'm Steve.
Thank you so much for being with us today.
the show, I'm joined by Ngo Hung Lin and Yushin.
First on the program.
We've all been there.
Maybe you've been there today or last night.
You hop on social media for a quick scroll and suddenly an hour's gone and then two or three hours are gone and you find yourself.
in a bad mood.
After a long day, grabbing your phone feels like the easiest way to unwind.
It's right there.
It's on your table, right at your fingertips.
But that relaxing scroll can quickly backfire once you get hooked on the rush it gives your brain.