Povilas Aleksandravičius is a professor at the European Humanities University, specializing in philosophy, social thought, and contemporary cultural analysis. His research and public commentary often focus on the intersection of technology, society, and human behavior.
He recently participated in an in-depth interview exploring the psychological and social impact of social media on young people, as well as the influence of powerful personalities in today’s reality.
In the interview, he reflects on the growing dominance of short-form content, the addictive design of algorithm-driven platforms, and their impact on attention and emotional health. At the same time, he notes that more students are choosing to limit or leave social networks in order to protect their mental well-being.
Watch the whole interview via the link