Explain to me why they are harmed by not seeing people having sex?
Also, explain to me what benefit do they gain by seeing people having sex?
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Also, explain to me what benefit do they gain by seeing people having sex?
When a toddler looks in the cabinet for toys and finds poison, we find that as an issue. So, we put the poison up, and/or install a lock. The same goes for the dangers of teens. They aren't ready for some things of internet, including porn and cyber bulling. As parents, we use parental controls to limit access to xrated channels on our tv. It makes sense to limit content to internet connected devices that do the same. We don't need a formalized study to see what access to porn can do to a person. It's been documented many times.
My experience has been, at this point in a childs life, you need to have, or establish a good relationship with your child and help them understand that you are protecting them from harm that they don't fully understand yet. They need to understand this protection is a joint effort between you and them for their best interest.
Some may say this is overprotected parenting. Let's not go overboard here. I've seen so many uninvolved parents, which is far worse than overprotected. I've found the middle ground is the most effective. Add controls to obvious problem sites and apps. Watch remotely from time to time (as sathackr said, trust but verify). Then, periodically, sit down with your child to see how they are doing and how you can help do the right thing online.
AR/VR is interesting but won't take off until the hardware lowers in price..significantly.
1. Ride it out and make it a better place. Be the person who improves Con #2. Usually, it takes a lot of time but it can be done by slowing making improvements toward a new stack. That will phase out Con #3. Help define Con #6 so you have some vision. Con #6 is caused by Con #1. Develop your resume with side projects OR using new stack at work (new stack in production code is worth much more in an interview)
2. Look at another job. You're right when you say other places are the same, but not all. If you find yourself preferring to be sick than to go to work, then it's hi time to change (been there) as you're not doing yourself or the employer any favors. You may need a change of scenery and the money is not worth it at that point. If necessary, take a money hit and move on.
A lot of it boils down to either money (which will come in time), or enjoying your job. If you're lucky, you can get both.
I understand we've made progress. However, direct neural integration is very difficult. I would understand bio-integration for very good limb prosthetics in 20 years, better than we have today. Perhaps even indistinguishable from the real thing to the wearer. However, integration directly into the brain without detrimental psychological effects is going to be very difficult.
20 years is a very short time.
Was hoping to see a Dungeons of Daggorath game cartridge.
Swift may be one of the biggest releases in recent years. However, since it doesn't affect the public, is considered a non-release.
Really, what has this reporter contributed to society? Digging up trash on someone or making some up. Great job.
Mayer, tasked with the difficult job of trying to resurrect a company well into it's decline. Probably had to make a lot of very difficult decisions along the way. And this reporter decides to take a public cheap shot when he has never in his life had the weight on his shoulders Mayer has. Not to mention constant press attacks against her person. Getting tired of press slander.
Classy.
Agreed. Coding is a means to an end. Although I must say, 'coding' in Scratch is very helpful for my kids to better understand logic flow in their minds and think in a structured manner. It's means to an end of building something. At the end of the day, I still want them to get outside and experience the world rather that sitting in front of a computer all day. Moderation is key here.