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Yeah, I feel like that's a little extreme. I think the less extreme version of the argument that you're saying, I actually think that makes sense. I think the argument of making school more specialized and allowing kids to focus on particular areas that they're best suited for or they're most likely to succeed in is an approach that not only...

Yeah, I feel like that's a little extreme. I think the less extreme version of the argument that you're saying, I actually think that makes sense. I think the argument of making school more specialized and allowing kids to focus on particular areas that they're best suited for or they're most likely to succeed in is an approach that not only...

Some schools are able to take in the U.S., but if you look at education systems in other countries, they often let kids do that, like in the later high school years especially, right? I think that is very disconnected from the consequences of kids having phones.

Some schools are able to take in the U.S., but if you look at education systems in other countries, they often let kids do that, like in the later high school years especially, right? I think that is very disconnected from the consequences of kids having phones.

Some schools are able to take in the U.S., but if you look at education systems in other countries, they often let kids do that, like in the later high school years especially, right? I think that is very disconnected from the consequences of kids having phones.

there's two paths right there's one of just saying that schooling needs an overhaul in general which has been true for a while which is like a lot of kids get left in the cracks a lot of kids aren't set for this rote memorization learning it's not physical enough for young boys I've heard like they don't get enough outside time especially that's why like

there's two paths right there's one of just saying that schooling needs an overhaul in general which has been true for a while which is like a lot of kids get left in the cracks a lot of kids aren't set for this rote memorization learning it's not physical enough for young boys I've heard like they don't get enough outside time especially that's why like

there's two paths right there's one of just saying that schooling needs an overhaul in general which has been true for a while which is like a lot of kids get left in the cracks a lot of kids aren't set for this rote memorization learning it's not physical enough for young boys I've heard like they don't get enough outside time especially that's why like

There's like aspects of schooling that could be- But if we were having this argument about education in 2007 before iPhones existed, that argument would be the same. It's the same. It was the same thing back then.

There's like aspects of schooling that could be- But if we were having this argument about education in 2007 before iPhones existed, that argument would be the same. It's the same. It was the same thing back then.

There's like aspects of schooling that could be- But if we were having this argument about education in 2007 before iPhones existed, that argument would be the same. It's the same. It was the same thing back then.

But also there's the dopamine addiction, which is like, it seems different.

But also there's the dopamine addiction, which is like, it seems different.

But also there's the dopamine addiction, which is like, it seems different.

And I'll say as somebody who, so I didn't know this. I got an ADHD diagnosis like a year ago and I'm not about to blame like all of the bad things in my life on ADHD to preface.

And I'll say as somebody who, so I didn't know this. I got an ADHD diagnosis like a year ago and I'm not about to blame like all of the bad things in my life on ADHD to preface.

And I'll say as somebody who, so I didn't know this. I got an ADHD diagnosis like a year ago and I'm not about to blame like all of the bad things in my life on ADHD to preface.

Publicly, you can do it privately, but not-

Publicly, you can do it privately, but not-

Publicly, you can do it privately, but not-