So recently I watched this documentary called Social Delema, which is about getting addicted to your phone, getting addicted to all these apps,

and they had all these different executives from Twitter and the person who created the like button and Facebook and Pinterest and they were all

talking about oh my gosh I'm addicted to my email I'm addicted to Facebook I'm addicted

to this and you got to be careful and they did a phenomenal job portraying these three guys that are behind and this one kid that

the mom creates a bed and says, if you can keep your phone away for one weekend, you

don't touch it, I'm going to go out there and buy you

brand new phone because you broke it so the son puts it over there and they lock it

and the daughter couldn't do it she breaks it takes a phone out because she

has to look at what's going on for the phone.

So one day he's okay without the phone.

Second day he's okay without the phone.

The third day he sees a girl saying something that he likes, then he looks at the phone,

takes it, he can't last for one week he lasts for two days and the whole

messaging is we got to be careful to not let our kids get addicted to phones and

then at the end they make all these recommendations what to do at what age what is

you give them the phones you shouldn't start till 16

very very good documentary for anybody and everybody to watch having said that

when I watched the documentary to me it was kind of like you have to be careful because these

social media platforms don't care who you are so you can do a search for you know

a certain search for climate change on the West Coast because they're mostly

liberal and so climate change is real is the biggest threat to the world and then

you can do climate change in Midwest with a lot of conservatives

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