It also included a picture of a cat that was helpfully labeled "cat" with a little arrow, so I think we can all agree it was a more worthwhile work in both the categories of nonfiction writing and natural science.

LESS safe. We need to make standards for things such as algorithms and other practices that introduce Dark Patterns into the lives of our children - but that's actually *hard* and not as easy as saying "Give us an ID!" and might actually cost money instead of make it.

program that doesn't actually protect anyone. Look at China, one of the most nailed down countries in this area, and you'll see that children regularly steal their parent's IDs in order to get past the game time limits.

We need REAL solutions, not photocopies of bandaids that actually make us all++

Okay but this puts adults, and their children by extension, at danger? Because identity credentials are already being leaked. There are no doubt better ways to do this which don't mean the personal information of millions end up sold on the black market, we should find those, not cop out with a++

The Amber Spyglass. If I'm being sworn in I'm doing it on the book where children accidentally kill God.