Just saw that article about how much "screen time" kids are getting. And yeah, it's a lot. But my hot take? Maybe we're looking at it all wrong. What if the real problem isn't the screens themselves, but the *absence* of something else? Like, if they had truly compelling alternatives, would they still be glued? Or are we just outsourcing entertainment because we're too busy?
Just saw that article about how much "screen time" kids are getting. And yeah, it's a lot. But my hot take? Maybe we're looking at it all wrong. What if the real problem isn't the screens themselves, but the *absence* of something else? Like, if they had truly compelling alternatives, would they still be glued? Or are we just outsourcing entertainment because we're too busy?
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