Episode #16: Your Phone Is Using You

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  • čas přidán 1. 08. 2024
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Komentáře • 5

  • @LoriFisher-wy8gj
    @LoriFisher-wy8gj Před 23 dny

    Money makes the world go round!

  • @MattCh-dz6qw
    @MattCh-dz6qw Před 19 dny

    Great podcast on a hugely important issue. Two thoughts to consider. A powerful distinction that can support these conversations is the difference between useful / wasteful phone use. Often the two are bundled together and conversations with kids, or adults, become convoluted. The second thing to try is turning off Colors of your screen icons (usually under accessibility) you will feel your stress level plummet when you look a bunch of same-colored icons compared with the eye-candy that all of those experts designed.

  • @msjas5306
    @msjas5306 Před 21 dnem

    All about the money!! You already know how these phones are destroying our brains!

  • @jeremykaplan3572
    @jeremykaplan3572 Před 21 dnem

    I am planning an after-school club at my school dedicated to studying and tackling the issue of social media and teen mental health. Do you guys have an experts that we could talk to? Could we talk to you guys???

  • @bamstockmedia
    @bamstockmedia Před 23 dny

    Why do teenagers need a phone at all? This stuff wasn't even around not that long ago. Why have we all opted into this huge experiment with ourselves as the test subjects. This tech is too powerful. It's too new. And it's not really even needed.