Comment by SirensOfTitan

To be perfectly honest, I’m extremely conflicted with this kind of legislation—natural physical social interactions have all but atrophied in huge swaths of American youth, and social media is the way kids ultimately communicate. I don’t think that limiting social media exposure will somehow restore in-person physical interaction, and it could just prove to atomize and isolate kids even more than they ultimately are. It is very typical that the state wields the law like a hammer and doesn’t consider the blowback—they should be thinking about how to restore real in-person intimate relationships amongst children.