It would be interesting to see this sort of thing play out again in five years when/if the box can understand Jack's question and respond in a meanignful way.
I guess it'd just be a continuation of a trend, where the effect is already in full effect with slightly older kids, who can read. Today's 14 yro probably learned most of what they know about puberty, college, sex, race or drugs from "google" anyway. They used to learn things adults avoid telling kids from eachother, now it's google.
Maybe it's no big deal if they start as soon as they can talk. Strange though.
I guess it'd just be a continuation of a trend, where the effect is already in full effect with slightly older kids, who can read. Today's 14 yro probably learned most of what they know about puberty, college, sex, race or drugs from "google" anyway. They used to learn things adults avoid telling kids from eachother, now it's google.
Maybe it's no big deal if they start as soon as they can talk. Strange though.