Re:Teens turned their rooms into tech-free zones. This was t...
by philipallstar on Wednesday September 17, 2025 @08:44AM
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> I know the world of technology is a different place now. But I _loved_ the fact that I had a computer in my room as a teenager in the early 2000s.
I think it's slightly less the world of technology, and more survivorship bias (and self bias, if that's a term?) You doing well, and well enough to be on a site like this, isn't evidence of very much when applied to a population. In general I'd say better ways to do things are totally to allow technology, but have it in public areas of the house, rather than in kids' rooms.
> 'parenting' is not simply taking tech away from their children
I think it's slightly less the world of technology, and more survivorship bias (and self bias, if that's a term?) You doing well, and well enough to be on a site like this, isn't evidence of very much when applied to a population. In general I'd say better ways to do things are totally to allow technology, but have it in public areas of the house, rather than in kids' rooms.
> 'parenting' is not simply taking tech away from their children
Indeed; no one is saying that.