Nayeema Raza

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TED Talks Daily · 3 habits to practice curiosity — and escape your phone | Nayeema Raza · 12 Mar 2026 podcast

And the way that technology has changed presence.

And, you know, this isn't just about kids.

This is about all of us.

I feel that way with my friends, too.

When I'm on FaceTime, there's no way to be distracted.

I don't always interview kids, but when I speak to kids and I have four God kids and interact with friends' kids and interviewed Sophie and Dylan, what I think is that they're much more cognizant of it.

For them, it's the world that they live in, but when adults who are telling them one thing and doing another...

reveal themselves to be as connected to the technology as they want their kids not to be.

I feel like, yeah, sure, there's a generational shift, but they seem more knowledgeable than us about the risks of it.

I think it's very possible that fast forward 20 years, we're going to look at these things, these screens, the way we looked at cigarettes.

And it might not be 20.

It might be...

And I say that, you know, not as some uninformed commentary, but just as a journalist who's covered tech power and accountability, that you look at the conversations that are happening right now in Capitol Hill, et cetera, and the lawsuits that are ongoing, there's a real concern about how technology is impacting our lives in a way that we don't fully, I think, understand yet.

Yeah.

I mean, I'm not a parent yet, so I feel I couldn't give parenting advice.

But I think it's about inquiry more than anything.

I think it's much more revelatory when you interview people

to ask them about their impacts than try to impose a perspective on them, right?

I used to have this conversation with my former colleague, Nick Kristof, at the New York Times, where, you know, if you want to talk to someone about something like gun control, don't start with an oppositional point of view.

You ask them, maybe, what is an age that you think would make sense as a restricting age?

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