Post #1414213
2026-04-12 21:46 UTC
@Robo105
There is a difference between not letting kids have access to any shows, friends or distractions in a classroom, and not letting children ever have access to the global community we've created in the last 50 years.
Just because companies (the predators) and the feds want to just ban kids (the victims) instead of fix the problem is my complaint, not that kids don't need some form of structure. I want them happy, but also don't want them stuck in isolation for 18 years.
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@Robo105@mastodon.social 2026-04-12 21:49
@Kalshann I think we need to attack the problem on both ends. Regulate the addiction machine but also allow children to avoid living in cyber rather than the real world
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@Kalshann@mastodon.social 2026-04-12 21:49
@Robo105 Actually let me explain that last bit. I want them happy, and some significant percentage can't be happy with their homes or community due to differences, abuses or other problems. Isolating those especially isn't going to make them happy. (Sorry if this was rambling, and I'm not meaning any of it as an attack at you or on kids not having phones in class - that's just structure)