Considering the UK National Air Traffic Systems (NATS) cant even prevent an extra dot or two from crashing their airspace, messing up most of the airlines in th

Considering the UK National Air Traffic Systems (NATS) cant even prevent an extra dot or two from crashing their airspace, messing up most of the airlines in the world, not to mention countless passengers, pilots, aircrew and their families, I think Australia is wise to stand back from this challenge. Personally I think state sex education should explain, the emotional side to sex, instead of just the mechanical properties, but sticking to the mechanics is easy for the cash strapped teachers to explain. They should also explain how people will use sex to blackmail and manipulate others in a variety of ways. Spooky hackers are big into kink shaming. There is a lot of cross boarding data sharing, it is after all a global business. They should also explain how easily life long diseases are spread and the state makes no effort in helping protect people from those infected who choose to lie about the state of their health to others, and women might pass this onto their kids. Condoms do break. That porn can be a relief which minimises exposure to disease risks, but some forms of porn portrayed can involve participants out of their face on drugs, and the content uploaded will be from people who have not been drug tested. Some porn is documenting self harm and some porn is people who have been trafficked and sometimes drugged against their will. Social media platforms with unpaid moderators, like Reddit and porn sites where users can upload content can be slow to remove illegal sexual content from the front page of their site, or most popular content web pages, and that this can spark curiosity in people who want to know more about it. I kind of suspect none of the above will happen though, and I'm sure plenty of people will still be arguing over what algorithms to use in order to safe guard identities.