This bill will most likely garner attention but will never pass until users decide they would be ok with sharing their physical ID to login which I believe most if not all people would be happy with avoiding at all costs.
There is no way they actually believe this is the correct solution for the problem they're proposing to solve. It sounds more like a solution for something they stand to gain.
"That boy doing X reminds me that I hate it when girls do X!"
"That adult doing Y reminds me that I hate it when children do Y!"
"That Buddhist doing Z reminds me that I hate it when Hindus do Z!"
It's so bizarre.
https://www.cnbc.com/2012/05/31/Americas-Nanny-State-Laws.ht...
I don't like having my time wasted and I would certainly never vote for the people who want to waste my time. And that's the best case scenario, some people wouldn't be able to circumvent the ban and they'd be stuck atrophying.
The idea that twitter/facebook/4chan/instagram/discord etc aren't essential to existing in a world that's changing as fast as ours is laughable. In the last 2 weeks I've gone from novice to expert in using stable diffusion to create animations purely off discussions on social media, this information doesn't exist anywhere else in a field that's being upended every few weeks by new developments. That's not something that's going to change going into the future, the rate of change is increasing and we need to PREPARE our youth for that, not deny them the only way to stay relevant.