@@tokublwhovian He wasn't being sexist, because he had changed his mind and had accepted her casting and Twitter couldn't have that and bullied him for it.
I am so glad that this issue has come to light and been explained in this way. My biggest fear about becoming a parent is the internet and the effect it will have on my child. I already know the effect it has on me and so many other people. It is scary how much kids know these days and it’s even scarier knowing that there are people who exploit that. Thank you to the team that has created this.
This is a heavy topic and this short film is intense. I can’t imagine having kids in this digital age. Jodie is brilliant in this, as she is in everything.
It's so strange seeing her play normal roles again after seeing her fly a time travelling spaceship, fighting robots and facing her mysterious past. Miss her already. I didn't really like her era but Jodie herself was a gem. She brought so much joy and energy to the role (just like her predecessors). I sincerely hope that she somehow by some miracle appears in the 60th (along with other doctors!).
Just wanted to say thanks for this- initially thought (although obviously well crafted) it was a bit ‘on the nose’, but it’s already provoked some really good conversations, and I’m sure it’ll continue to. This is great journalism imo, and well worth whatever FT are shelling out for it.
It's not the platform that's the problem, it's the parents. But also to keep in mind, people working at social media companies don't let their kids use social medias
Is that like people working in medical refused to take the vaccine ? Hmmm there may be something here… P.S. In this case it’s the platform AND the parents. A perfect storm
Great drama. We will definitely be encouraging parents who attend our Positive Social sessions to watch this. These lines alone make it worth watching: Internet woman: "The internet is safe - it's built by engineers. And do you know what else was built by engineers? Bridges. And do you worry about bridge safety?" Parent: "I don't leave my child unattended on bridges." Internet woman: "And you don't need to leave them unattended online either but you do. Even though, deep down you know the internet is full of misinformation, misogyny, racism, fascism, pro-anorexia, pro-self harm, anti-truth, anti-nuance, anti-empathy toxic propaganda, or as we like to call it...engaging content."
If you didn't get the g-word reference, Facebook is accused of boosting genocidal rhetoric in Burma/Myanmar (leading to mass murder and displacement of the Rohingya) because those posts generated the most ad revenue.
Brilliant. But I wrote to my MP Emily about this two years ago and she thought I was mad. Thanks for the first half of the film. The second half ignores what Fuller S wrote about gnosticism and the new feudalism of AI as in machine intelligence, as in naive narratives using technology rather than socialised shared understanding where the controllers can plead fragility.
Far too many of us accept permissions on apps without reading what it is we are agreeing to; camera access, contacts, photos, files. If our children never see us reading before accepting and even declining in some instances, why would they? We have a generation of Cookie Monsters and that's just scratching the surface.
Nothing new. I remember buying "Parade" magazine when I was, I suppose 13 - and more recently the New Zealand Moslem murder atrocity was streamed online and was available to watch for months afterwards. It's not clear if such content can't be taken down or is kept available to see who watches it - but then what example does the American military or what was Blackwater give ? There's certainly no moral compass emanating from our politicians.
Deeper picture than I initially imagined. I understand your point, however people get exposed to danger everywhere, online or offline, should we ban staircases too?
Don't put computer in kids bedroom or let kids take any device to their room with the door shut! No1 puts their kids to sleep on a staircase do they? Kids learn to climb stairs & most will have safety railing!
Give your kids a good moral center, teach them to measure information (in all its many forms and complexities) in the round, against their own moral code and the most persuasive imperical evidence they can find. Carefully tutor them that we live in a post-ethics society that has become entirely corrupted by self-enrichment; to be cynical but not embittered or compromised. Instruct them of their democratic duty not to indifferently defer to authority and patiently explain that our politicians, our corporations, our stakeholder class and the arbiters of the media space are grasping, manipulative, censorious, insincere and without scruple, and that they must cling on in good faith, because they've been delivered at the edge of the yawning precipice of something truly awful. Sleep tight, children everywhere.
I’m sorry but when I create an account for Social Media when it asks for my birthday I put the month and day but I put a different year instead of the actual year I was born.
This kind of guidance should be available for all parents to view not just subscribers of the FT - if it is a subject worthy of making a video about then why not all the masses to be able to view it - incredibly disappointing from the FT
Are you sure i've been to public places such as internet cafes and libraries where children as young as 7 were using the computers and surfing the internet?
@@neptune04 I think you have to think what an educational authority thinks about the fact. Not just any authority, the highest authority. I'm not sure, I hope the internet changes everything for the best. Only based on FT information. A thorough understanding of psychology allows insight into mental health dysfunctions. A healthy human being is kind. I just want kids to grow up to be their best. I wish bodily health, good relationships, happiness. It would be more like 'don't play with fire' or 'flush the toilet after going to the toilet', I don't believe in punishment and prohibition, but the world has been moving towards domination and radicalism against new ideas. So the adequacy of my idea is invalid. I'm interested in some young people using it to serve as an example, I don't want to put them down, it would be a personal fame for being internet users. Negative emphasis will be given to your form of social interaction. Simply put, the only one accepted for new ideas, the internet would not be for children. Children need some thinking time. A silence, the rest. In a high level concept the best human being on earth uses the time to help his community with the internet instead. This must be taught to children. It is an adaptation, a sequence of exercises that leads to natural actions. Rude responses are not the worst thing to be found in human beings, inattention is. Evil people want our young people to be inattentive to the surrounding community. As soon as they are kind, they have to pay attention to their surroundings.
The internet is only legal for those foreseen in the law, they are those who want the general good, study, seek a specific improvement in their community. Including minors.
Why did they pick a black actress as the villain responsible for the social media.......? Seems to be hijacking xenophobia in their audience for their purposes
It's like if Black Mirror made an after school special.
WAKE UP NEW JODIE WHITTAKER CONTENT DROPPED 😭
Anyone else get Doctor Who vibes at 4:30?
i do
I think Jodie Whittaker is doing the right keeping off Social Media so that nobody can bother her or her family.
Moffat stopped using Twitter during his run. The fandom is horrible.
Peter Davison was literally bullied off Twitter.
@@timlemmens1087 I think that was over BJ.
@@timlemmens1087 considering he was sexist at the time of a certain announcement, I don’t know what you or he expected 🤷🏻♂️
@@tokublwhovian He wasn't being sexist, because he had changed his mind and had accepted her casting and Twitter couldn't have that and bullied him for it.
I am so glad that this issue has come to light and been explained in this way. My biggest fear about becoming a parent is the internet and the effect it will have on my child. I already know the effect it has on me and so many other people. It is scary how much kids know these days and it’s even scarier knowing that there are people who exploit that.
Thank you to the team that has created this.
This is a heavy topic and this short film is intense. I can’t imagine having kids in this digital age. Jodie is brilliant in this, as she is in everything.
It's so strange seeing her play normal roles again after seeing her fly a time travelling spaceship, fighting robots and facing her mysterious past. Miss her already. I didn't really like her era but Jodie herself was a gem. She brought so much joy and energy to the role (just like her predecessors). I sincerely hope that she somehow by some miracle appears in the 60th (along with other doctors!).
Yeah, nice that you let us know that you understood the gravity of the subject matter here 🤦♂
@@sq1rlsqu4d Sure thing lil buddy! 😘
Her role as orla from the series TIME was incredible but very heart breaking 💔
If the Bells of St John was a 13th Doctor episode:
This is a really good movie, Jodie's presence just makes it better 😁
Her doctor slipped a bit
Just wanted to say thanks for this- initially thought (although obviously well crafted) it was a bit ‘on the nose’, but it’s already provoked some really good conversations, and I’m sure it’ll continue to.
This is great journalism imo, and well worth whatever FT are shelling out for it.
4:30-4:52 the Doctor slipping through
Shaniqua Okwok is hilarious in this. She plays the self-assured smugness of the tech person brilliantly haha
Wake up, open your eyes! Your child is right in front of you but you've been so busy ignoring him you can no longer see him!
This is incredibly weird but I'll take jodie content
Pouring water on a keyboard doesn’t shut down the internet 😂
she is so thirteen coded ...
It's not the platform that's the problem, it's the parents. But also to keep in mind, people working at social media companies don't let their kids use social medias
Is that like people working in medical refused to take the vaccine ? Hmmm there may be something here… P.S. In this case it’s the platform AND the parents. A perfect storm
I never expected to see Jodie Whittaker on a FT Film
Great drama. We will definitely be encouraging parents who attend our Positive Social sessions to watch this. These lines alone make it worth watching:
Internet woman: "The internet is safe - it's built by engineers. And do you know what else was built by engineers? Bridges. And do you worry about bridge safety?"
Parent: "I don't leave my child unattended on bridges."
Internet woman: "And you don't need to leave them unattended online either but you do. Even though, deep down you know the internet is full of misinformation, misogyny, racism, fascism, pro-anorexia, pro-self harm, anti-truth, anti-nuance, anti-empathy toxic propaganda, or as we like to call it...engaging content."
12:44 Doctor moment right there. Imagine if that bottle of water was her sonic screwdriver instead.
This is a wake up call
If you didn't get the g-word reference, Facebook is accused of boosting genocidal rhetoric in Burma/Myanmar (leading to mass murder and displacement of the Rohingya) because those posts generated the most ad revenue.
Really thought-provoking 🙌
My Doctor!😢
I love you Jodie Whittaker!😄
You are the best Doctor!😊
Thank you Doctor!😊
Absolutely spot on!
Play snakes and ladders on the board in a living room with your children like we used to😊
This is her Final .. Final.. Final warning
Thank you so much.
JODIEEEEEE 😍
Simple never sign without knowing what you're signing for
I don't know where I am !
This is too true.
VERY GOOD
If parents actually ❤ their children, they would keep them away from any type of social media!
Stop being Lazy parent! Protect your children!
Good movie!!!!
Oh cool! This is really good and very bit like Broadchurch but a bit darker will there be anymore?
Brilliant. But I wrote to my MP Emily about this two years ago and she thought I was mad. Thanks for the first half of the film. The second half ignores what Fuller S wrote about gnosticism and the new feudalism of AI as in machine intelligence, as in naive narratives using technology rather than socialised shared understanding where the controllers can plead fragility.
Liberating
This is real sci-fi.
Far too many of us accept permissions on apps without reading what it is we are agreeing to; camera access, contacts, photos, files. If our children never see us reading before accepting and even declining in some instances, why would they? We have a generation of Cookie Monsters and that's just scratching the surface.
This was amazing
The systems aren't the problem. How people use and exploit the system, that's the problem.
Nothing new. I remember buying "Parade" magazine when I was, I suppose 13 - and more recently the New Zealand Moslem murder atrocity was streamed online and was available to watch for months afterwards. It's not clear if such content can't be taken down or is kept available to see who watches it - but then what example does the American military or what was Blackwater give ? There's certainly no moral compass emanating from our politicians.
Deeper picture than I initially imagined. I understand your point, however people get exposed to danger everywhere, online or offline, should we ban staircases too?
Kids aren’t exposed to millions of staircases without railings
that is true but some dangers like online, parents can protect their children from.
Don't put computer in kids bedroom or let kids take any device to their room with the door shut! No1 puts their kids to sleep on a staircase do they? Kids learn to climb stairs & most will have safety railing!
Give your kids a good moral center, teach them to measure information (in all its many forms and complexities) in the round, against their own moral code and the most persuasive imperical evidence they can find. Carefully tutor them that we live in a post-ethics society that has become entirely corrupted by self-enrichment; to be cynical but not embittered or compromised. Instruct them of their democratic duty not to indifferently defer to authority and patiently explain that our politicians, our corporations, our stakeholder class and the arbiters of the media space are grasping, manipulative, censorious, insincere and without scruple, and that they must cling on in good faith, because they've been delivered at the edge of the yawning precipice of something truly awful. Sleep tight, children everywhere.
This is challenging.
What’s the name of this movie?
I’m sorry but when I create an account for Social Media when it asks for my birthday I put the month and day but I put a different year instead of the actual year I was born.
This kind of guidance should be available for all parents to view not just subscribers of the FT - if it is a subject worthy of making a video about then why not all the masses to be able to view it - incredibly disappointing from the FT
its free to view here on YT for everyone, all non subscribers
This video is very scary. 👀😳😳😳😳
Also the child is more likely to be on a mobile device than a laptop
In the first place. Children were never allowed to use the internet. Not criminals, not politicians, not those who crave social manipulation.
Are you sure i've been to public places such as internet cafes and libraries where children as young as 7 were using the computers and surfing the internet?
@@neptune04 I think you have to think what an educational authority thinks about the fact. Not just any authority, the highest authority. I'm not sure, I hope the internet changes everything for the best.
Only based on FT information. A thorough understanding of psychology allows insight into mental health dysfunctions. A healthy human being is kind. I just want kids to grow up to be their best. I wish bodily health, good relationships, happiness.
It would be more like 'don't play with fire' or 'flush the toilet after going to the toilet', I don't believe in punishment and prohibition, but the world has been moving towards domination and radicalism against new ideas. So the adequacy of my idea is invalid. I'm interested in some young people using it to serve as an example, I don't want to put them down, it would be a personal fame for being internet users. Negative emphasis will be given to your form of social interaction.
Simply put, the only one accepted for new ideas, the internet would not be for children.
Children need some thinking time. A silence, the rest. In a high level concept the best human being on earth uses the time to help his community with the internet instead. This must be taught to children. It is an adaptation, a sequence of exercises that leads to natural actions. Rude responses are not the worst thing to be found in human beings, inattention is. Evil people want our young people to be inattentive to the surrounding community. As soon as they are kind, they have to pay attention to their surroundings.
Seems the End is near. Humanity needs the New Messiah with new ethic to walk through new Digital Era.
Support Ukraine, the New Jerusalem!
protection & dozen of eggs.
The internet is only legal for those foreseen in the law, they are those who want the general good, study, seek a specific improvement in their community. Including minors.
Dirty Pictures and Filthy Movies.
Resuming. 890,000 years of attacks culminated in a cynical and inciting video to provoke a social reaction.
This is some sort of anti social media propaganda?
Oop
The meddling monks
G oublié
#time #naturlish #rambo3 🤞
Why did they pick a black actress as the villain responsible for the social media.......? Seems to be hijacking xenophobia in their audience for their purposes
Sorry but this smacks of self-indulgence.
That's racist concern!!!
I think they attending the Black lady to be owner of the network not as racist thing.
OMG, what terrible acting...It was hard to watch because it was so utterly boring!
No proof