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> Probably overly careful, but I didn't want to point a radar at my sleeping kids (and myself) for 12 hours per day. While I understand the sentiment. It's ver
by Avamander 2y ago
> Probably overly careful, but I didn't want to point a radar at my sleeping kids (and myself) for 12 hours per day.
While I understand the sentiment. It's very very unlikely to be dangerous and there are plenty of other environmental dangers.
The biggest being the sun. But the most common man-made ones are probably auditory. Like toys and TVs being too loud or high-frequency sounds blasted from speakers in malls or under bridges to avoid "loitering."
- davidwritesbugs 2y agoLoud toys are definitely dangerous for my children, they make me angry.
- moffkalast 2y agoYeah on one hand you have people afraid of wifi and simultaneously sending their kids to play all day outside in UV index 11 without a hat or sunscreen. Things that are "natural" being inherently safe and anything technological literally death itself.