See my other comment below for a more detailed answer but: no, my claim is not that I needed porn to become the engineer I am today. But the level of restrictions proposed by the top level comment in this thread would have, and it seems blocking porn is a driving factor in those decisions.
Social media addiction, etc. can be helped by restricting time without restricting access.
What would you reply to the person here[1] who wishes they had restricted access instead of restricted time, because restricted time hindered them learning to code?
> So porn is part of the issue? Really?
Isn't that your claim? You needed access to sites your parents wouldn't have allowed to become the engineer you are today?