Group 1 - The article discusses the rising issue of addiction, particularly among youth, highlighting the prevalence of internet addiction in China, with rates ranging from 8.1% to 31.0% [1][2][44] - It emphasizes the complexity of addiction, noting that behaviors considered deviant are often misunderstood, and addiction is frequently stigmatized [3][7] - The article presents a case study of individuals like Wang Sasa and Qi Qi, illustrating their struggles with addiction to short videos and the psychological impacts of such behaviors [4][5][13][14] Group 2 - The concept of addiction is explored in depth, distinguishing between casual use and clinical addiction, with a focus on the brain's dopamine response and loss of self-control [8][9][10] - The article discusses the societal implications of addiction, including the role of technology companies in creating addictive products and the psychological escape they provide [40][41][45] - It highlights the need for a deeper understanding of addiction, suggesting that it is often a response to underlying pain or disconnection in individuals' lives [34][37][46]