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I don't think that kids should be banned from social media. Instead they should be taught how to handle it in an individually and socially healthy way. Namely:
This could be taught by parents, school, or even their own peers. But I think that all three should play a role.
That's something most children can't understand it's basically adding up to an entire multi years school course what you're proposing and the way the education system is going in many countries id say good luck. It's not like as easy as saying oh little Charlie that's fake info because you should read xyZ scientific papers on climate change. Kids are fucking stupid even while going to school. People are constantly coming up with new ways to trick people and kids are above all the easiest to trick.
We're talking about children and teens. A 6yo eating bullshit is natural; a 13yo doing it should not. Please don't be disingenuous, stop oversimplifying = distorting things.
Full stop here. That is not even remotely close to what I said, stop lying.
I'm not going to waste my time further with you.
Teens are also stupid it is easy to simplify you probably don't have children nor work around them. They dont need social media so early. Spotted the Russian Facebook employee. You're a waste of everyone's time.