cliffbjanger on Nostr: It's the tragedy of the commons. Parents don't take responsibility because they don't ...

It's the tragedy of the commons. Parents don't take responsibility because they don't see (or don't want to see) that this is a collective problem with long term consequences not only for their own kids. But to avoid their kids "being left out" they're handing them the internet in their pocket, powered by an addiction engine.

So as a parent trying to fight this trend tooth and nail, I'll take any help I can get. In Norway the trust in the state is higher than most places, so a state ban (or even recommendation) will trickle into the school system and be an ally.