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PJ Vogt

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

She says, I looked it up, they're lying. And like, it feels so private and strange that you're watching, because these things are like second minds we use, and you're watching someone's mental work where they're making an error superimposed over the scene that's happening. And it's very, I'd never seen anything like that before.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Yes.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Yes.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Yes.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

It's a surprisingly intimate feeling, even just seeing a routine Google search on someone else's phone. Lauren said negotiating just the access took months and months, finding the right teenagers, getting permission from them and from their parents, getting everybody comfortable with the process of filming and screen recording.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

It's a surprisingly intimate feeling, even just seeing a routine Google search on someone else's phone. Lauren said negotiating just the access took months and months, finding the right teenagers, getting permission from them and from their parents, getting everybody comfortable with the process of filming and screen recording.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

It's a surprisingly intimate feeling, even just seeing a routine Google search on someone else's phone. Lauren said negotiating just the access took months and months, finding the right teenagers, getting permission from them and from their parents, getting everybody comfortable with the process of filming and screen recording.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Pre-production started in 2021, and then she started capturing the teenagers as they returned to school for their post-pandemic semester.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Pre-production started in 2021, and then she started capturing the teenagers as they returned to school for their post-pandemic semester.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

Pre-production started in 2021, and then she started capturing the teenagers as they returned to school for their post-pandemic semester.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

You mean that the kids that you have viewed, the person they'll identify with, it's like, did they get wounded by the internet in the same way?

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

You mean that the kids that you have viewed, the person they'll identify with, it's like, did they get wounded by the internet in the same way?

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

You mean that the kids that you have viewed, the person they'll identify with, it's like, did they get wounded by the internet in the same way?

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

There's a lot of small takeaways that I found myself absorbing watching this. In the series, Lauren doesn't tell you what she thinks. She doesn't really make an argument. You're just allowed to notice things. And you do. I don't really know what podcasts are supposed to be for right now.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

There's a lot of small takeaways that I found myself absorbing watching this. In the series, Lauren doesn't tell you what she thinks. She doesn't really make an argument. You're just allowed to notice things. And you do. I don't really know what podcasts are supposed to be for right now.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

There's a lot of small takeaways that I found myself absorbing watching this. In the series, Lauren doesn't tell you what she thinks. She doesn't really make an argument. You're just allowed to notice things. And you do. I don't really know what podcasts are supposed to be for right now.

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But this week with this question, I found myself wishing that instead of a podcast, Surgeon General was a book club. We're somewhere in America in a cozy living room at a convenient time. We just watch this thing and then talk about what we'd seen. In the conversations I've been having about the series with my friends here,

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But this week with this question, I found myself wishing that instead of a podcast, Surgeon General was a book club. We're somewhere in America in a cozy living room at a convenient time. We just watch this thing and then talk about what we'd seen. In the conversations I've been having about the series with my friends here,

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

But this week with this question, I found myself wishing that instead of a podcast, Surgeon General was a book club. We're somewhere in America in a cozy living room at a convenient time. We just watch this thing and then talk about what we'd seen. In the conversations I've been having about the series with my friends here,

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What are teenagers actually seeing on their phones?

I keep referencing this one party scene, this section about porn, and then this discussion at the series ending. Maybe I'll just walk you through those parts. So part one, the party.