Yes, they should be regulated. Or more likely outright shut down. Nonetheless, at the moment, it's a real risk, and plenty of people do in fact think ahead and

Yes, they should be regulated. Or more likely outright shut down. Nonetheless, at the moment, it's a real risk, and plenty of people do in fact think ahead and not make themselves dependent on those services. > kids do not have the ability to think ahead and consider future consequences. It's one of the last functions of the brain to develop, and it doesn't fully complete until, often, you've already finished college. Please stop posting kindergarten-level distortions of neuroscience. It burns.