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> There's so little value in doing it that way that the cost of slipping up just once demolishes it. The average child doesn't do an in-depth cost-benefit anal
by w1ntermute 16y ago
> There's so little value in doing it that way that the cost of slipping up just once demolishes it.
The average child doesn't do an in-depth cost-benefit analysis before deciding whether to disobey his/her parents. With the right mix of peer pressure and childlike impulsiveness, your children will have Facebook accounts in no time.
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- tptacek 16y agoYes, and by that logic, will also surely be smoking, drinking, smoking up, and whatever else they've made after school specials about. Human trafficking? Overly-leveraged options speculation? My point here is just, unlike a lot of parents, I'm pretty well situated to control my kids use of the Internet.