Coltan Scrivner

It's that same kind of thing, right?

Yeah.

And I think it comes from a good place.

It's okay, we're trying to prevent people who are...

suicidal or might harm themselves from seeing things that might influence i think it does come from a good place it was just done with such a broad brush and without knowledge of like oh not everyone who does this has something wrong it just shows again that people have this intuition that if you're searching for something like that there must be something wrong with you right

Yeah, yeah.

Well, that sounds silly, right?

If I asked you, like, do you think Little Red Riding Hood teaches anyone anything?

You're gonna be like, no, not really.

Maybe don't go in the woods.

Maybe that's the lesson.

But if you think, okay, if you're a kid living 1000 years ago, right, somewhere in medieval Europe, you can't read.

There's no writing anyway, I guess, but can't read.

You don't have internet, you don't have television, you don't have picture books, nothing like that.

How do you know what a wolf looks like?

How do you know you should even avoid one?

Of course, the way you learn that as a kid is you hear a story about a wolf.

Kids are really afraid of things like that.

So if you just tell them a story about a wolf and all the terrible things it's gonna do, that's probably just gonna scare them.

And like, it's not really, they're not gonna be that interested in it.