The Digital Therapist

Your phone knows you better than your therapist ever will. Every scroll,

every pause, every late night search builds a profile so accurate it predicts your

breakdowns before they happen. Tech companies could revolutionize mental health with this data,

but instead they weaponize your vulnerability to sell you stuff. We're sitting on

the cure for loneliness and depression, locked behind profit margins. Meanwhile we pretend

therapy apps and meditation subscriptions are the solution. The most ethical thing Big Tech

could do is share your data with healthcare providers, but we've been brainwashed to think

privacy matters more than saving lives. Sometimes surveillance is healthcare.