Dr. Michael Zhang
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 16 Jul
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They even use the word gaming to take off that sort of
Oh, it's gaming.
It feels a little bit nicer in a way.
But they place a lot of the responsibility on the people themselves saying, oh, ultimately, it's up to you.
And the responsibility on their side is really maybe not the same where it's not like, well, we can't really claim responsibility for engineering our systems in a way to addict people.
That's not language that they'll be using, but that's trends that we're seeing very clearly now.
But when it comes to the online world, self-exclusion is one thing.
Looking at third-party options may be helpful too.
If you're just focusing on, I want to ban myself, I want to block myself from these gambling options, the third-party ones, some of them may be more – again, look at the funding.
Look at how those companies, how those products, how those services are making their money.
If they're making their money –
in part from the gambling industry, you may want to question that in relation to your own interests.
If they're making their money from you and they're charging you an affordable price and it's like, well, I'm getting value out of this.
That's a different story because then if you look at, or if they're making their money from grants or whatever the case may be, again, I would say follow the money.
right?
I think that's an important, follow the money because that will inform the best options for you as you're looking to address the issues you may be experiencing.
And that's just the starting point.
Blocking, banning, all of this stuff.
It's just a starting point because if you don't do more, that urge will find a way to get back into the picture and
The DSM, and by the way, these things like the DSM and other diagnostic manuals, they're always playing catch up.
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