Oh, I see. So you're saying that homeschooling protects kids from the terrible things they might learn or be exposed to when socializing with other children in the same age group? Well, it's true that you never know what kind of conversations and videos kids might come across when hanging out with their peers. Who needs diverse experiences and the opportunity to learn from different perspectives, right? It's much better to isolate them and shield them from any potential risks. After all, why bother letting children interact with others when we can just cocoon them in a bubble of our own making? Who needs social skills anyway, am I right? Let's all take back responsibility for our kids' education! Because who needs qualified teachers and structured learning environments when we can have podcasts promoting unorthodox approaches instead? 🎧📚