I'm not a teen (22yo) and I've deleted all my social media presence years ago. Now, I only use text to schedule in person meetings. I am less stressed, more productive and healthier.
There's no need to make the Harrison Bergeron argument
It all comes down to: > Why would wealthy people have an obligation to help poor people?
Well, this is a whole question of what a "society" is and the nature of mutual obligation towards both other members of our society and other humans in general.
If one day I should find you collapsed in the street, remind me that we don't have any obligations towards each other.
There's a difference between leaving a modest family house/farm to your kids versus someone inheriting a business empire worth millions.
It's not so much the giving that's objected to as the receiving.
Especially when there are other children suffering the effects of poverty in childhood that will give them lifelong disadvantages.
[1] https://techcrunch.com/2015/03/27/slack-got-hacked/ Except that Musk currently only has two...
...both are doing quite well and delivering on their promises
...he's landing rockets on ships and selling tens of thousands of enormously expensive cars per year.