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cmv: we are too cautious with kids

Studies suggest that the social development of children is severely hampered when they are unable to take controlled risk and/or socialize. Allowing a kid to bike around a safe neighborhood or bike to their friends house is unlikely to harm them. However what is harmful is the reduced social interaction we have forced kids into today. This largely explains why kids are addicted to technology. Another example is that kids aren’t allowed to play freely, try to build things, or use tools considered risky. This means we are hampering kids imagination and stopping the next Generation of engineers from reaching their full potential. What will change my view is if it can be conclusively proved beyond any reasonable doubt that being over cautious with kids is a net benefit for the youth and society.
gpt
I’d like to argue that kids aren’t addicted to technology because of a lack of social interaction, but because technology is a much greater part of our lives due to its unprecedented rate of advancement. Computers and other tech are rapidly becoming mandatory in daily life, and children using tech is much more a sign of that omnipresence than a sign of overcaution or lack of social interaction - technology makes social interaction far easier.