That is your bar for bad parenting? Screen time? Fuck off.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Sun Mar 15, 2026 8:26 pmi feel like this is the right approach if you are concerned about dystopia. bad parenting (screen time for kids) is far worse than crypto or AI. we need to breed scientists and leaders who will address these issues as well as whatever unknown problems the future throws at us.
idiots aren't born. they're grown.
(writing this after bumping into a pudgy little boy staring at his iphone and dodging junkies in downtown seattle while his family walks 10 feet in front of him. good luck out there kid.)
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
122Excessive screen time is bad. Literally the *only* economic use of crypto is crime. Child porn, terrorism, blackmail, ransoms: all transactions are conducted in crypto.
There are still good parents. Lots of them.
All child porn is evil. Every time you trade in crypto, you’re standing beside a river of money flowing from consumers of child porn and developers of it and then sticking your hand in the river, hoping that its level keeps getting higher.
There are still good parents. Lots of them.
All child porn is evil. Every time you trade in crypto, you’re standing beside a river of money flowing from consumers of child porn and developers of it and then sticking your hand in the river, hoping that its level keeps getting higher.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
123This is the stupidest fucking thunderdome ever.
Nothing good has ever come out of crypto and kids are awesome.
And there is a fucking world between screen time and bad parenting, excess or not. Not optimal, sure, but all of us idiots have grown in front of television.
Nothing good has ever come out of crypto and kids are awesome.
And there is a fucking world between screen time and bad parenting, excess or not. Not optimal, sure, but all of us idiots have grown in front of television.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
124in terms of massive cultural shifts that are both recent AND pervasive AND seemingly impossible to reverse in the face of techno capitalist business interests….hyljetronic wrote: Mon Mar 16, 2026 5:41 amThat is your bar for bad parenting? Screen time? Fuck off.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Sun Mar 15, 2026 8:26 pmi feel like this is the right approach if you are concerned about dystopia. bad parenting (screen time for kids) is far worse than crypto or AI. we need to breed scientists and leaders who will address these issues as well as whatever unknown problems the future throws at us.
idiots aren't born. they're grown.
(writing this after bumping into a pudgy little boy staring at his iphone and dodging junkies in downtown seattle while his family walks 10 feet in front of him. good luck out there kid.)
Yeah.
The comparison to TV is quaint. TV is a shared cultural experience. For all its commercial exploitation, It provided water cooler moments and something to share with family. Doom scrolling while your mom is buying groceries (and doom scrolling too) is the opposite of that.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
125Can't help you with loneliness, but people still bond over stuff they see online.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Mon Mar 16, 2026 3:30 pmin terms of massive cultural shifts that are both recent AND pervasive AND seemingly impossible to reverse in the face of techno capitalist business interests….hyljetronic wrote: Mon Mar 16, 2026 5:41 amThat is your bar for bad parenting? Screen time? Fuck off.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Sun Mar 15, 2026 8:26 pm
i feel like this is the right approach if you are concerned about dystopia. bad parenting (screen time for kids) is far worse than crypto or AI. we need to breed scientists and leaders who will address these issues as well as whatever unknown problems the future throws at us.
idiots aren't born. they're grown.
(writing this after bumping into a pudgy little boy staring at his iphone and dodging junkies in downtown seattle while his family walks 10 feet in front of him. good luck out there kid.)
Yeah.
The comparison to TV is quaint. TV is a shared cultural experience. For all its commercial exploitation, It provided water cooler moments and something to share with family. Doom scrolling while your mom is buying groceries (and doom scrolling too) is the opposite of that.
Screen time does not equal unregulated doom scrolling. So... Bad parenting is bad parenting and that may be even bigger problem than crypto shit but kids are awesome and easily worth sending every crypto bro to Moon.
I'm about to have a Lu-moment here with you motherfuckers.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
126for every one kid that learns to read on an iPad there’s 100 watching YouTube videos or worse and getting seduced by AI slop before they have even learned how to hit a baseball or write their name. They get addicted to their phones around the age of 13.hyljetronic wrote:Can't help you with loneliness, but people still bond over stuff they see online.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Mon Mar 16, 2026 3:30 pmin terms of massive cultural shifts that are both recent AND pervasive AND seemingly impossible to reverse in the face of techno capitalist business interests….hyljetronic wrote: Mon Mar 16, 2026 5:41 am That is your bar for bad parenting? Screen time? Fuck off.
Yeah.
The comparison to TV is quaint. TV is a shared cultural experience. For all its commercial exploitation, It provided water cooler moments and something to share with family. Doom scrolling while your mom is buying groceries (and doom scrolling too) is the opposite of that.
Screen time does not equal unregulated doom scrolling. So... Bad parenting is bad parenting and that may be even bigger problem than crypto shit but kids are awesome and easily worth sending every crypto bro to Moon.
I'm about to have a Lu-moment here with you motherfuckers.
It’s not just bad parenting. At this point it’s negligence.
A Lu moment. Yes I’m having one too!
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
127You do get that there are shades to things? And there are screens and there are screens? Negligence is negligence, for something to be parenting you have to actually be there. I guess we agree on smart phones and social media being the fucking worst, but shades, man, shades.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 2:59 amfor every one kid that learns to read on an iPad there’s 100 watching YouTube videos or worse and getting seduced by AI slop before they have even learned how to hit a baseball or write their name. They get addicted to their phones around the age of 13.hyljetronic wrote:Can't help you with loneliness, but people still bond over stuff they see online.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Mon Mar 16, 2026 3:30 pm in terms of massive cultural shifts that are both recent AND pervasive AND seemingly impossible to reverse in the face of techno capitalist business interests….
Yeah.
The comparison to TV is quaint. TV is a shared cultural experience. For all its commercial exploitation, It provided water cooler moments and something to share with family. Doom scrolling while your mom is buying groceries (and doom scrolling too) is the opposite of that.
Screen time does not equal unregulated doom scrolling. So... Bad parenting is bad parenting and that may be even bigger problem than crypto shit but kids are awesome and easily worth sending every crypto bro to Moon.
I'm about to have a Lu-moment here with you motherfuckers.
It’s not just bad parenting. At this point it’s negligence.
A Lu moment. Yes I’m having one too!
Also don't body shame kids.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
128I agree every kid is different. Some will need a hard line & some won’t.hyljetronic wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 3:40 amYou do get that there are shades to things? And there are screens and there are screens? Negligence is negligence, for something to be parenting you have to actually be there. I guess we agree on smart phones and social media being the fucking worst, but shades, man, shades.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 2:59 amfor every one kid that learns to read on an iPad there’s 100 watching YouTube videos or worse and getting seduced by AI slop before they have even learned how to hit a baseball or write their name. They get addicted to their phones around the age of 13.hyljetronic wrote: Can't help you with loneliness, but people still bond over stuff they see online.
Screen time does not equal unregulated doom scrolling. So... Bad parenting is bad parenting and that may be even bigger problem than crypto shit but kids are awesome and easily worth sending every crypto bro to Moon.
I'm about to have a Lu-moment here with you motherfuckers.
It’s not just bad parenting. At this point it’s negligence.
A Lu moment. Yes I’m having one too!
for something to be body shaming he had to actually be identified here, or know it’s him.Also don't body shame kids.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
129So that makes it okay?hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 2:31 pmI agree every kid is different. Some will need a hard line & some won’t.hyljetronic wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 3:40 amYou do get that there are shades to things? And there are screens and there are screens? Negligence is negligence, for something to be parenting you have to actually be there. I guess we agree on smart phones and social media being the fucking worst, but shades, man, shades.hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 2:59 am for every one kid that learns to read on an iPad there’s 100 watching YouTube videos or worse and getting seduced by AI slop before they have even learned how to hit a baseball or write their name. They get addicted to their phones around the age of 13.
It’s not just bad parenting. At this point it’s negligence.
A Lu moment. Yes I’m having one too!for something to be body shaming he had to actually be identified here, or know it’s him.Also don't body shame kids.
Re: THUNDERDOME: ecological impact of children vs. mining crypto
130absolutely. no harm done.hyljetronic wrote: Wed Mar 18, 2026 6:46 amSo that makes it okay?hbiden@onlyfans.com wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 2:31 pmI agree every kid is different. Some will need a hard line & some won’t.hyljetronic wrote: Tue Mar 17, 2026 3:40 am
You do get that there are shades to things? And there are screens and there are screens? Negligence is negligence, for something to be parenting you have to actually be there. I guess we agree on smart phones and social media being the fucking worst, but shades, man, shades.for something to be body shaming he had to actually be identified here, or know it’s him.Also don't body shame kids.
pudgy is not a slur, it's a euphemism. i said i wish him luck and i meant it. let him be happy.