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Fall Out Boy Alien Halloween Shirt! The kid who disappeared from my house that Saturday night last fall, let's call him Jonathan. Jonathan! I cried, bent over from the front, in the dark. Jonathan, are you out here? I kept looking and tripping on the sidewalks around my block. Hey, hello Jonathan. Turns out, you don't scream what you think you'd scream in situations like this. You don't scream for help, at least not at first. Nothing tells your neighbors that you don't have a permanent ink relationship like a helping hand. Furthermore, part of me was still certain this couldn't happen to me. I thought: He will appear any moment. He's in the backyard. Or under someone's bed. Eight-year-old boys are not too old for hide and seek. But soon I searched everywhere but still couldn't find him. I started to feel really panicked. Don't cry, I thought. My family still has many children. They've finished their pizza and want to know: Will there be dessert? Everything that happened that night was related to the phone. As my oldest approached the tween zone, I thought I was ready to face the phone. I think so because I spent a lot of time reading and talking about it. Who can blame me?
Technology as a common scourge for the next generation is a rich topic of conversation, combining lingering nostalgia (in my day, the phone was on the wall!) with real care. Just like phones are addictive for children. And seems to cause depression. From my understanding of the news, the worst-case scenario with TikTok is that it puts China in a difficult position. Best case scenario: Your child starts having seizures. Those are just the takeaways. I suspect that all of us parents, whether we let our kids use phones or not, have extreme fears when it comes to technology. My take ranges from the futile (Is Roblox turning my kids into boring people?) to the scary (why does more TV time seem to make them meaningful?) to the existential (if my kids My son has never had to call home and ask to talk to his friend. How will he perform in a job interview in 2030? Will there even be jobs in 2030? Or just is the flood and the metaverse?). SEE Despite all I've read and said, my approach to technology is primarily to support it. Some days it's not pretty. I once grabbed an iPad and hissed, "You know what?" Other times, I feel like I'm fine. My oldest is data-driven and allergic to being patronized. Fall Out Boy Alien Halloween Shirt! So, at the risk of getting too dark, I shared the news about the impact of phones on teenagers with him. When he inevitably, repeatedly asked when he received one, I was honest. I say: Not until the last possible second. What fun nights!
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tháng 9 23, 2023
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