Indeed; these seem to be more frequent of late. The language seems over-the-top, almost breathlessly pearl-clutching without any sort of evidence: "Childhood i

Indeed; these seem to be more frequent of late. The language seems over-the-top, almost breathlessly pearl-clutching without any sort of evidence: "Childhood itself, reframed: not as a journey to be nurtured, but a system to be streamlined." "But what starts as adaptation ends in control." "And when you name your school Alpha, you signal something deeper: Not growth. Not care. But dominance." "What’s lost in Alpha’s world isn’t content—it’s interiority: the struggle, the slowness, the human friction." "And in that shift, the soul becomes overhead." "Human scaffolding gives way to sleek sterility." "...we risk raising children who are fluent—but forever waiting for the next prompt." "It’s not that it fails—it’s that it succeeds. Brilliantly. But at the wrong task..."