> honestly reminds me of a bunch of climate change deniers What does this have to do with climate change? Ever consider getting help for your climate change ad

> honestly reminds me of a bunch of climate change deniers What does this have to do with climate change? Ever consider getting help for your climate change addiction? "My daugher was a creative genuis, and then we introduced her to climate change." Apparently for some people, climate change isn't a science, it's a religion. > So you have someone showing signs of addiction after using a device that was specifically designed to be addictive. Occam's razor really doesn't give a lot of room for alternative hypotheses here. Could be that. Or maybe it's something else..."My husband and I said she could have a phone when she turned 14..." It could be that the mother controlled her daughter's life and once she's hit puberty, she got a little bit rebellious. She wasn't so interesting in sewing as when she was 8 and needed her mother's approval. But now her priorities is friends, boys, etc? It's a tale as old as time. Every child is a genius, angel, perfect until they hit puberty. Then we find "rock 'n roll", "rap music", "radio", "MTV", "television" or other culprits for corrupting our youth. Today it is social media. Tomorrow it will be VR. God knows what comes after that. Maybe it's climate change. That's what causing these teenagers to become moody and rebellious.