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It amazes me how hard it is for people to mind their own fucking business. It’s easy to do, costs nothing, and is appreciated by everyone around you, yet people still can’t seem to let people be and just STFU about things that don’t effect them.
And our Dad didn’t even have to be around
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The kids WANT these devices and want to live this way. I don’t think there’s a way to stop it. Sure you can ban devices for your kids, ban Netflix, etc. Now they aren’t in line with society, possibly oddball outcasts. I dunno.
One way to help is organized events. They will GTFO of the house for organized events that sound cool. They need spoon fed entertainment. Lack of imagination and ready made entertainment keeps them indoors. And air conditioning.
It’s a fact, kids can’t be kids and roam free like the old days and it’s a serious problem. They don’t learn how to problem solve. That’s why 30 yo’s are living at home.
And to the two of you, please don't suck me into an off topic discussion and then bitch about it going off topic.
dude...walk away.
I’ve got one but that’s so I can get my tired old arse up the hills at 55. I can still whip most of them on the downhills. Sadly, Not motorcycles but at least they’re out. When the cost comes down I’m sure there will be more.
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Also, Father's (or mothers) that are not in the life of the child at least 50% of the time should be required to participate in community service with an emphasis on children of the age of their children at least a few hours a week. If they skip out on child support or time with the child this burden goes up.
It's huge, huge huge huge business.
As stated in this thread, most non-online activities are showing a decrease in youth participation. On the plane over to Europe just now I was reading a Newsweek article about the addictive properties of online behaviors via social media, online gaming, and micro transactions. Younger generations who've grown up with this new 'style' of online behavior are being seduced by the same mental triggers that are prevalent in all forms of addiction (like gambling and alcohol), but you know... they are children.... Instagram likes, YouTube clicks, loot box 'prizes', etc all are tailored to produce this result.
Tough situation. I don't have the answer other than it is't going away anytime soon and I fully accept in another 20 years when I'm 60 I'll be that 'weird old guy that rides bikes'.
Side tangent: I always find it hilarious people say 'HOW CAN YOU WATCH SOMEONE ELSE PLAY VIDEO GAMES?!?! THAT'S ABSURD' but uh.. watch other people play baseball, football, cooking shows, supercross, etc all on TV without a peep. Same thing mate. You are literally watching someone else partake in an activity that you could be doing yourself... but you enjoy watching the best of the best do it as 'entertainment' or 'education'.
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