| > Is the subtext here "don't have children if you can't do the job I was going more for "you made the choice to have a kid. You have the job whether you want it or not, so you better step up and do it" But I suppose the corollary of that is what you said. I don't think it's very valuable to say that to someone who already made that choice though Anyways, like I said, I don't think Tech companies have zero responsibility here, but the buck stops at the parents, period This generations parents should not be trusting algorithms not to show their kids bad content any more than 90s parents trusted the teenagers at the movie rental place not to rent children R rated VHS tapes Edit: Television was a highly regulated and curated feed of media, maybe parents got a bit too comfortable letting their children sit in front of that without concern. But treating on-demand internet content like Television is a mistake And expecting "the algorithm" to deliver a similarly highly regulated and curated feed is also a mistake |