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There's also the aesthetic argument against raising a generation that never played outside, never got bored so bad they had to invent new games: a generation t
by isoprophlex 7y ago
There's also the aesthetic argument against raising a generation that never played outside, never got bored so bad they had to invent new games:
a generation that completely abstract their bodies into vehicles used to get data into their minds.
Pretty dystopic if you ask me.
(Edit: I mean young, <12 year olds, on phones and tablets. Elementary school kids shouldn't be on social media for the above reasons, IMO. As an awkward teen, the internet did give me so much good things, too)
- therealx 7y agoI think part of it is that it's so kid-by-kid. There will always be those self starters, and those mature enough to use the internet properly. Educating them on proper web use is a parents' job and is something they can do together, like reading.