Technological Generations

[Yeti]

Do you believe little kids should be using and aquatinting their minds with such technology at these ages in their life?

[video=youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXV-yaFmQNk[/video]

 

[ginga]

What would be the consequence? There is no such thing as exposing anyone to radiation caused by all the technology around us, because it's going to happen anyway at some point. When to start would be the question which I can't answer.

But, you could say the obvious assumption here would be they'd learn the basics of everything early.

 

[Yeti]

What would be the consequence? There is no such thing as exposing anyone to radiation caused by all the technology around us, because it's going to happen anyway at some point. When to start would be the question which I can't answer.

But, you could say the obvious assumption here would be they'd learn the basics of everything early.

Indeed, however, is it completely healthy to be learning these brain mechanics at such a young age? Thats what I'm sayin'.

 

[Cann!bal]

"For my 1 year old daughter,
a magazine is an iPad that does
not work.

It will remain so for her whole life.

Steve Jobs has coded a part of her OS."​

If the parents don't want their child(ren) to be exposed to certain technology, then it's the responsibility of the parents to address the situation. Don't blame the creators, you bought it. The parent who made this video isn't very bright. Her child isn't going to think that a magazine is an iPad that does not work her whole life, if the parent seriously thinks that, then that parent is not suitable to take care of a child. Her child will eventually learn that a magazine isn't a iPad. She's 1-year-old, and she's still learning. Steve Jobs didn't do anything to your baby's operating system you imbecile.

I believe it's perfectly fine to acquaint children with technology such as iPads, long as you set time limits, and rules.

 

[ginga]

"For my 1 year old daughter,
a magazine is an iPad that does
not work.

It will remain so for her whole life.

Steve Jobs has coded a part of her OS."​

If the parents don't want their child(ren) to be exposed to certain technology, then it's the responsibility of the parents to address the situation. Don't blame the creators, you bought it. The parent who made this video isn't very bright. Her child isn't going to think that a magazine is an iPad that does not work her whole life, if the parent seriously thinks that, then that parent is not in suit to take care of a child. Her child will eventually learn that a magazine isn't a iPad. She's 1-year-old, and she's still learning. Steve Jobs didn't do anything to your baby's operating system you imbecile.

I believe it's perfectly fine to acquaint children with technology such as iPads, long as you set time limits, and rules.

One of the most high quality things I've seem from you other than the stabs at the parent, but I agree with you on both points.

 

[Yeti]

"For my 1 year old daughter,
a magazine is an iPad that does
not work.

It will remain so for her whole life.

Steve Jobs has coded a part of her OS."​

If the parents don't want their child(ren) to be exposed to certain technology, then it's the responsibility of the parents to address the situation. Don't blame the creators, you bought it. The parent who made this video isn't very bright. Her child isn't going to think that a magazine is an iPad that does not work her whole life, if the parent seriously thinks that, then that parent is not suitable to take care of a child. Her child will eventually learn that a magazine isn't a iPad. She's 1-year-old, and she's still learning. Steve Jobs didn't do anything to your baby's operating system you imbecile.

I believe it's perfectly fine to acquaint children with technology such as iPads, long as you set time limits, and rules.

Yes, they coded her OS. But still, I think it is abnormal for that age. She's learning skills and stuff. Should she really be using an iPad. That's all. Whats she going to be doing at like 17?

 

[Cann!bal]

Yes, they coded her OS. But still, I think it is abnormal for that age. She's learning skills and stuff. Should she really be using an iPad. That's all. Whats she going to be doing at like 17?

I said they didn't code her operating system. Why are you agreeing with me? It's the parents' choice to allow them to use that stuff.