Jordan Shapiro
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410 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2019
last heard Apr 2019
Jordan Shapiro’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, people hear me all the time say you should play games with your kids.
And to be honest, I don't play games with my kids anymore.
I'm not good enough to play with them anymore.
They're...
They're way better than me.
But I still, no matter what game they're playing, find a reason to sit down and ask them about it, to ask them how it works, to show them that one, I respect it.
But then also, I'm modeling kinds of questions to ask.
Sometimes those questions are the ones that so many of us are concerned about.
Like, I'll look at what they're doing and I'll go, well, that seems kind of gross and violent.
And I don't understand why it's fun to look at that kind of violence.
Can you explain that to me?
And again, I'm not really worried that if they look at the violence, they're going to become sociopaths.
I am worried that if they look at the violence without the capacity to reflect on it, they could.
And so I spend a lot of time going, hey, let me show you that I respect what you're doing enough that I'm going to teach you what mature reflection on that activity looks like.
Okay, I think there's two main points here.
And one is,
Well, I think I'll start with where I think the language of addiction comes from.
And I'm sure you know, and I'm sure your community knows, there's a lot of resistance to the language of addiction when it comes to screens.
And there's a lot of people who love to use the language.
And in the scientific community, it sort of is very split on whether we should be using that language or not.
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