I certainly speak about this. But, yeah, haven’t gauged when to expose them to graphic depictions, yet.

I benefited from watching that type of content. Not just with guns, but physical violence in general. What was that subreddit that eventually got banned? watchpeopledie? Obviously that was much more out there than just gun safety content, but stuff like that. Helpful as it might have been, it has probably warped my sense of what’s standardly age appropriate, though, so I err on the side of caution with that

I think this is a wonderful suggestion and actually has a good chance to align with their interest. I’ll make a point to watch a few with them

Cool. And here’s why the right/maga types always win

Appreciate this post. I’d welcome any suggestion to help deglorify guns to a kid, too

Intelligence is a multiplicity and usually in service of ego/inherited worldview

Unfortunately

Well there’s an apt play on words

Yea. How can we watch this anon? Newpipe didnt work

Is there an English translated curriculum available?

Can’t believe Perfect Days didn’t pop to mind. On a personal level, a great example of how potent that genre can be

So many options in Japanese cinema. It’s a more common genre there, or so it seems. Nobody Knows comes to mind.

At one point AV Club had a weekly print edition that had decent movie and music reviews. I miss having a go-to place like to learn about new media

With a bit more nuance you might see that this is not what that person is doing, even if you don’t agree with their take

Am I ootl on this one? Did Clinton advocate for an unredacted release?

Mr Hands as entered the chat

I was thinking how there’s healthy and then unhealthy escapism. A break versus avoidance.

That aside, in support of you, I can’t see how building with Legos for part of the evening is any ‘worse’ - less mature, sophisticated, or what have you - than watching some sitcom or YouTube slop. Certainly not sad in either sense of the word. You are actively feeding your creativity and maybe processing out life stuff (play therapy is a thing, even for adults). How cool is that?

No argument that the drive is amplified. And, sex is amplified at the expense of intimacy, including nonsexual intimacy

Pretty much my thought.

Consumerism is, therefore content churning is.

Some other intersecting ingredients might be human sexual drive, wiring for novelty, legacy of puritanical mores,

No, we’re talking about Brock Allen Turner the rapist of unconscious women.

Just don’t want anyone to be confused

Hey you posted this in the wrong place.

Should be in upliftingnews

I recently watched it for the first time and loved it. The disjointed flow of it worked for me as a mechanism to immerse in an experience of a person’s life. Like a speedrun. The themes - including never really launching into life, seeking to but never really connecting with others except post-facto, struggling to understand and metabolize losses, breaching out of the self - all resonated with me so that helped.