27772nd poster gets a cookie (cookie thread (Part 7)) (Part 10)

7 years old, they must play mafia and win ten games in a row before being able to join the internet as a whole

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because I think well. I mean. on principle I don’t think parents should have control over this. But it is also generally bad for children to be on the internet. Though I also don’t have great metrics for what childhoods look like. 10 years old?

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also like. the Internet is a really big space

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the most generic non-awful answer i can give to not the best question would be ā€œwith guidance, before their friends can. then, overlooking.ā€

but that depends on my child being trustworthy which they may not be

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I think it should be a gradual introduction with supervision if there’s no specific kid it applies

Online game sites, sites meant for kids and youtube at 6
social media and forums as 12+, only supervise on genuine worries
16 and up free for all no supervision

may not be the best exact values but it’s near it

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is it my turn to ask a question or are we done or some other thing

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it is yes

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You can go.
Wasn’t as fun a question as I was hoping.

oh the questions game is back

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you ask lame super super broad moral questions that have very easy answers

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…oh this was a serious qsn

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not true!
this is a debate* game

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question game but it’s on your morals

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it wouldn’t be on your morals if it wasnt for ASH

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what sorts of things should schools teach? (i.e. are the people who say ā€œinsert subject here is useless we should learn how to do our TAXES insteadā€ correct)

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well aren’t debates just questioning people’s morals

debate* are more fun

english science mathematics maybe technology in super later years and electives

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wow you think we should be doomed to repeat the mistakes of our past… ok…

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history doesn’t repeat itself as much as you think it does
if it did we’d be able to predict the stock market

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