Mark Zuckerberg thinks this is something people want.

Google's vision of tbr future if childhood is bleak AF

Arkansas has one of the worst performing public education systems in the country. But @jonathanhaidt.bsky.social is happy to provide cover for Hukabee on a policy that will make no meaningful difference on any of these metrics. www.edweek.org/policy-polit...

“You have one identity. The days of you having a different image for your work friends or co-workers and for the other people you know are probably coming to an end pretty quickly. Having two identities for yourself is an example of a lack of integrity.” -Mark Zuckerberg

Regardless of your thoughts about the ban you have to acknowledge that dems have handled this in a manner that reflects their utter lack of modern political instincts.

Instagram now allows you to chat with user-created AI characters. The first recommendation is TikTok star Big Justice, who is 11. Seems bad!

I'll take Jeopardy categories that hit close to home for 1000, Ken.

Haidt suggests we keep kids off social media until they're 16. But in this interview he admits he let his son have Instagram at 14 (because he was on the track team?!) Meanwhile, he vows to keep his daughter off Instagram until she's 16 (though acknowledges the difficulty).

Excited to share that last week I received word that the President and Board of Trustees of my university approved my application for promotion to full professor. I think this means I beat academia. Or does it?

Are my syllabi done? No? Are my Canvas course images all themed around George Costanza? Yes.

May December (1999)

Most of my students knew what this icon references, but one was surprised that you could "like, put it into the computer?!"

What happens when you take the NYT "which college should I go to?" quiz with sliders set to full "bro":

Can't wait to watch this as intended: split into seven 30 minute episodes on a 4k TV with motion smoothing.

The dark side of too much screen time.

1990 was a confusing time to be a kid. Both of these movies came out in the same year and you can't convince me they weren't the same film.

Featuring a classic Ted Cruz self-own.