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0:00 the impact of social media is undeniably harmful to our children yeah you said it's it's putting our our ability to connect and influence children's life in grave Jeopardy so this world of virtual reality and social media has divested us of what it means to be human it is antisocial disconnected fake superficial artificial materialistic comparative competitive separatist in every way it is eroding what it means to be a human
0:31 soul it is teaching our children to be entitled indulgent instantly gratified all the things that we should be walking away from we should be slowing our Pace we should be stilling our spirit we should be soaking in nature we should be connecting on a human personal level we should not be in goal orientation the way we are oh flick off a button and my food shows up we should be in process we're missing the process of our
0:57 creativity of our joy of our hardship what happened to pain we're trying to do away with pain in our thirst for happiness and what we're doing is we're creating greater fragility because we don't have the resilience to tolerate pain because we're wiping away pain yeah nobody wants anybody to have a moment of of uncomfortability and that is why our children are crumbling our children feel the pressure of this artificial world like no one else
Summary
- Social media negatively impacts children's ability to connect and influences their lives.
- It promotes a superficial, materialistic, and competitive mindset.
- Children are becoming entitled and reliant on instant gratification.
- There is a need to slow down and appreciate real-life experiences and nature.
- Emphasis on process over goals is crucial for creativity and joy.
- Avoiding pain leads to greater fragility and a lack of resilience in children.
- The pressure of an artificial world is particularly burdensome for younger generations.