Beverly Hallberg

We need to watch over it, but I also think competition and more companies being involved

will help us get to better systems.

Well, I am for, oh, go, I'm sorry, go ahead.

As we learn that social media is an issue, especially for children, whether that's the addiction of scrolling, whether that is chatbots used within it, there's a wide variety of factors, isolation, loneliness.

You have a lot of groups that have popped up that have studied this.

I think part of this is we just didn't have the long-term research.

We're starting to get that now.

So become educated, hold more hearings, figure out what it is.

And on your note that you said there about parents, parents want to do the right thing.

I don't think they know what that is because they're not experts in this.

And I don't blame them for that.

The parental controls are not good enough on these devices or on these systems.

And so I think that's something that can be addressed as well.

But so much about this is education.

But I think it's one of those issues that

that just gets put on the back burner.

It is becoming more talked about in the news, but the economy is usually what drives the conversation in so many regards.

And we have a lot of issues going on in our country and our world.

So I'm hoping it's going to be a focus.

I think it's an educational push right now.