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  "textContent": "> (As for the \"Luanti in Education\" debate, I don’t really care lol.)\n\nWell that's what this thread is about, no? The studies discussed in the article you've linked don't disprove what I've referenced, and I don't think sink-or-swim is a great strategy for introducing kids to social media at an early age. Socialization with peers can be just as well done through IRL interaction and texting and calls and facetime and whatever else, they don't have to be subjected to all the bad actors out there (the existence of which is not debated there either), from just plain groomers and predators to doxxers and scammers. And I'm speaking from personal experience as somebody who was raised with virtually unsupervised access to social media.\nThat being said, I don't wish to continue discussing social media here; if you wish to, feel free to fork the thread somewhere else I guess.\n\nStatistics: Posted by rudzik8 — Tue Feb 17, 2026 07:40\n\n* * *",
  "title": "General Discussion • Re: Maybe we *shouldn't* advertise Luanti for Education?",
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