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₿en Wehrman 2y ago

https://m.primal.net/HPoY.mp4

It's never been more important for new parents to step up to the plate and properly prepare their kids for the dark side of the quickly approaching "AI-everything" internet age.

Problem is...most new parents are more checked out than ever today, due to rampant #inflation and other modern financial stressors.

Takeaway: take extra time/energy to educate your new-parent friends on #Bitcoin. They are the most important people on earth to bestow a greater level of self-sovereignty and financial freedom.

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WhyBitcoinOnly.com 2y ago

Question for #Bitcoiner parents:

What's your strategy for preparing/protecting your kids from the hyper-fake, "AI-everything" age of the internet?

Are you taking a strict "no electronics until x age" stance, or more of a nuanced approach?

Would love to hear your thoughts 👇

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hh 2y ago

It's

been proven again and again that children have the at the very least a

partial ability to separate fact from fiction as early in their mental

development as age 3 -- that's barely a toddler who begins to make and

understand meaningful sentences.

On the other hand, prominent scholars

like Richard Dawkins put forth that the belief in non-real entities like God,

Santa Claus or unicorns is an evolutionary adaptation by which small

children tend to simply accept as real whatever their parents (or

figures of authority I would say) tell them is real, as a mechanism to

facilitate learning in general. Unlearning or reclassifying as non-real something that you've been taught was real by your parents or authority figures is a cognitively demanding operation that may not seem advantageous in the immediate context of one's life, so it's not something that must eventually inevitably happen.

So the whole point is that, indeed, parents today, like they have always had to do, should get involved and make sure to tell children the truth, and to point out when something that's not real is presented to them as real. But there's no need to make a big drama out of it -- the kids get it.

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