absolutely. social isolation, whether in kids or adults, is such a driver of poor mental health, especially loneliness, which we saw was highest in the youngest of generations. as well as the older generations. and screen time for better or for worse looked at digital technology, allowed us to remain for many kids able to remain in school, so to speak, or have their education continued. we have to talk about the downside, the social media aspect which is extremely concerning because we do know that for kids it can change literacy skills, it can change the way they read, there is something called the shallowing hypothesis that not only do we not engage in information in a deep and slow thought process, but we also, it is affecting our relationships. some of the digital technology is taking us away from people. even when kids get together, they re on their screen or playing video games. some of that might facilitate connection, it is a touch point, it is contact point, it helps kids fe
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through the boxes by hand in late 2021. so let s break that down. trump personally looked at these documents. multiple people can potentially testify as witnesses to that fact, and he did it last year. that is very, very bad. there is no galfall guy. he can t dump it on meadows. there s no allen weisselberg here. he did this. his fingerprints literally and figuratively are on these documents, and we have not heard a defense. we have not heard a single coherent defense. the only one they could possibly posit would be that he looks the literacy skills to understand what was in the boxes. but of course all you need to see is they were confidential, top secret, and he was told multiple times and also to clarify an important point here that sort of gets lost, when we use terms like classified, that might be someone s social security number. it may not be something that s a national security secret.