It sucks when conclusions are drawn that ignore anecdotes. I am not totally against parents controlling their children's behavior, but I am wary of how trivial

It sucks when conclusions are drawn that ignore anecdotes. I am not totally against parents controlling their children's behavior, but I am wary of how trivial it is to take that to the extreme, without even realizing it, because of a collective fear that is promoted by those around you. I am quite certain that measures of control over my "computer use" would have been detrimental. It's important to not throw that aside in discussions like this.