Gary Brecka

Right.

Since 2010 with this having the screens, okay.

Being aware of what they- Digital citizenship, I like that.

So in a broad sense, what does this initiative on screens coming out of the Surgeon General's office, in a perfect world, what would it accomplish?

Would more states adopt these bell-to-bell policies?

Yeah, it should sound empowering.

So is this some of the guidance that is coming out?

Yes.

So you'll have guidance for parents, guidance for educators.

Are you going to publicize some of what your research has shown linked to some of the harms so that—

Why don't you think more states have adopted these policies?

That's interesting.

Good to hear.

I don't purport to really understand who has the legislative authority over public school systems.

So the federal government can't legislate this in and pass something at a federal level that says, hey, we need these bell-to-bell policies.

That's really left up to the states.

That's great.

You know, we also talked about gut health at lunch today.

And it's so inspired to hear you talking about that.

I'm like, wow, the Office of the Surgeon General is really thinking about gut health.