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HI, welcome to Episode The Eighty-Seventh
An entertaining, thoughtful and informative podcast. We lead and encourage conversation between adults, young adults and kids. Every Wednesday, we discuss topics of interest from both the younger and the older point of view.
We hope you find something of value here.
Hi,
In this episode, a father and daughter tackle the "tricky topic" of internet safety, offering a guide for parents navigating a generation of "interconnected" kids. They emphasize the importance of modeling good behavior, monitoring usage without overbearing "helicopter parenting," and teaching children that not everything online is real. The duo discusses critical protections like privacy settings, the permanent nature of a digital footprint, and why kids must never interact with strangers online. The episode wraps up with an "Internet Weirdness" segment exploring a child's question: "Are brains real or fake?"
(00:00) On the inevitability of the internet and staying safe and aware while using it.
(22:44) What kids ask: Are brains real or fake?
“First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do.” Epictetus
Have an awesome day,
Scout and William
For anyone looking, it's a new day always
Hypermentilating is reader and listener supported. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
By Certified father and daughterHI, welcome to Episode The Eighty-Seventh
An entertaining, thoughtful and informative podcast. We lead and encourage conversation between adults, young adults and kids. Every Wednesday, we discuss topics of interest from both the younger and the older point of view.
We hope you find something of value here.
Hi,
In this episode, a father and daughter tackle the "tricky topic" of internet safety, offering a guide for parents navigating a generation of "interconnected" kids. They emphasize the importance of modeling good behavior, monitoring usage without overbearing "helicopter parenting," and teaching children that not everything online is real. The duo discusses critical protections like privacy settings, the permanent nature of a digital footprint, and why kids must never interact with strangers online. The episode wraps up with an "Internet Weirdness" segment exploring a child's question: "Are brains real or fake?"
(00:00) On the inevitability of the internet and staying safe and aware while using it.
(22:44) What kids ask: Are brains real or fake?
“First say to yourself what you would be; and then do what you have to do.” Epictetus
Have an awesome day,
Scout and William
For anyone looking, it's a new day always
Hypermentilating is reader and listener supported. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.