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The speaker suggests that ideal solutions should focus on parenting rather than state mandates. Banning social media outright is seen as an imperfect fix because it relies heavily on vigilant parenting—limiting device access, setting boundaries, and fostering healthy media habits from a young age.
In fact, various countries, including Australia, have taken proactive steps by imposing age restrictions or limiting screen time. The idea of “welding” children inside their homes or restricting device use to certain hours mimics authoritarian approaches but underscores the importance of child supervision.