It's not a niche device - it's explosively popular and is obviously serving as a gateway for some young people into engineering and hacking. I couldn't possibl

It's not a niche device - it's explosively popular and is obviously serving as a gateway for some young people into engineering and hacking. I couldn't possibly comment on the practical consequences to STEM of banning it. I wouldn't make that argument. But it's silly to claim that it's a "think of the children" argument and nothing more.