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E.D.U. So I think the thing that might be helpful is if instead of thinking

about the internet like it's a thing, think about it like it's a place. And so just like you wouldn't let your four-year-old walk up to the neighborhood park by themselves,

why would you let your four-year-old be on the internet by themselves? Because there's so many places you can go that are not safe.

You know, you probably wouldn't put your 14-year-old on the bus by himself to head off to New York

City to spend the day downtown. Maybe you would, maybe you

wouldn't, but you would have a whole lot of stuff going on beforehand and to

prepare them for that trek out into the world, because remember it was called once upon a time we called

this thing the worldwide web pay attention to that world so if you can just

reframe and think about oh the internet's a place so how do I want how can I

help my kid be safe in this when he goes or she goes out in this place.

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