At 13, kids are still more than a decade from having a fully developed prefrontal cortex, the part of the brain involved in decision-making and impulse control. And yet parents and educators unleash them on the internet at that age—if not before—because they’re told children in the U.S. must be at least 13 to download certain apps, create email accounts and sign up for social media.
Parents might think of the age-13 requirement as a PG-13 movie rating: Kids might encounter a bit more violence and foul language but nothing...
IT인터넷기업들 너무 방대한 정보를 방출로 인간들이 성숙할 단계를 삭제하기 시작하였습니다. 페이스북 구글 애플 아마존 (게이트키퍼)-어떠한 컨텐츠를 생산하지 않는 공룡 IT -공정미디어 차딘과 한국 딥스테이트 홍석현의 박근혜대통령탄핵 음모 조작 가능-민간인 '최순실'단 한사람의국정농단
I don't see the problem. We let 13 year olds choose their gender...why not let them make Youtube channels.
Unless you are applying to Harvard. Then anything you do at 16 shouldn’t count
saraj_baker
banhydrocarbon savedelta savetamilnadu
Not sure if I feel too old or too young reading this.
Cause parents aren’t doing a good job