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Perhaps no single figure embodies the yoga girl phenomenon more than Rachel Brathen, known online as “Yoga Girl.” With over two million Instagram followers, Brathen has built a wellness empire from her home base in Aruba, employing 30 staff members and charging upwards of $25,000 for a single brand mention in one of her posts. Her journey from personal struggle to entrepreneurial success has been documented across multiple media platforms, reinforcing a narrative in which yoga functions simultaneously as a spiritual practice, a business model, and a visual aesthetic.

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The lawsuits against Meta, YouTube, TikTok and Snap represent a growing recognition that social media companies bear responsibility for the addictive design of their products. Australia has already introduced a social media ban for under-16s requiring age verification and parental consent. The European Union’s Digital Services Act imposes new content moderation and transparency requirements. The United States, while slower to act, may eventually follow suit, particularly if the bellwether trials produce favorable rulings for plaintiffs.

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Perhaps no single figure embodies the yoga girl phenomenon more than Rachel Brathen, known online as “Yoga Girl.” With over two million Instagram followers, Brathen has built a wellness empire from her home base in Aruba, employing 30 staff members and charging upwards of $25,000 for a single brand mention in one of her posts. Her journey from personal struggle to entrepreneurial success has been documented across multiple media platforms, reinforcing a narrative in which yoga functions simultaneously as a spiritual practice, a business model, and a visual aesthetic. The popularity of this content isn't accidental

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The lawsuits against Meta, YouTube, TikTok and Snap represent a growing recognition that social media companies bear responsibility for the addictive design of their products. Australia has already introduced a social media ban for under-16s requiring age verification and parental consent. The European Union’s Digital Services Act imposes new content moderation and transparency requirements. The United States, while slower to act, may eventually follow suit, particularly if the bellwether trials produce favorable rulings for plaintiffs.

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