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It’s not clear to me how they’ve decided their child is no longer “a creative genius”. It sounds like she’s just creating things via the phone now, and so the c
by akerl_ 6y ago
It’s not clear to me how they’ve decided their child is no longer “a creative genius”. It sounds like she’s just creating things via the phone now, and so the content isn’t literally sitting on the floor in the living room.
Whether it’s desirable for their child to be making digital content and publishing it is another question entirely, but the title premise never seems to be addressed directly. The article is a long-winded way to say ~“we keep making up arbitrary rules for the phone, and then we realize they’re arbitrary so we change them, but we never actually sit down and pick some sane and long-lived rules”.
- Synaesthesia 6y agoI certainly agree and it is different. However sitting and watching TV for hours at a time wasn't good either! We can actually take technology and make it something worthwhile and enriching. It doesn't have to be this way. When TV came out there was actually a lot of hope that it could be used to educate people for example.