How iPads Destroyed Generation Alpha Forever 

Hey moon, whens the next video about stopping china

I remember when I was 9 years old f****** around the woods thinking I'm probably the last generation to be able to do this. I don't know why I thought that back then

Moon you are my favourite yapper

I went out and about when I was a kid early 2006

iPad Kids 🤦🏽

This chanel ain't alright

Jamie had a chance yeah she really did

Their parents failed them

​@@srensen9948sandermore then welcome to not watch it dude

The parents aren't alright.

its deliberate if you don't have time you cant think about why things are the way they are

kids do not get piles of homework lol idk where ur from but at my school its just nobody does it

@@zDefaultX_quit Most public schools supplement their piss-poor funding by dumping the load on the kids. This manifests in the form of 70% of the learning being doing independently in homework. Your situation is an outlier, I assure you.

@@zDefaultX_quit if your in college

@@nopejustnope3900 ok thanks for the knowledge didnt know that

Same here

same here (2000)

Like me, I grew up in the late 90s and early 2000s and it was like that too, I enjoyed watching TV and playing games with friends.

fr, i was born in 2002 but i was raised by my grandmother, so she held these values, and im GLAD

​@@debilxl 😊👍

I knew it was bad. I didn't know it was that bad. Like driving in a dystopian nightmare.

Darn

What did you change your job to, to increase your chances?😮

@@wrcoles football coach? Lol

You are either lying or there's something very important you failed to mention.

he messed you up bad, man im so sorry. it wasn't your fault

@@_Dark222Angel_ Bro. He said that he had helped @Cube-3710, not messed him up. Read next time.

The Glowies took care of the "situation" :p

@@_Dark222Angel_ I don't think that being friendly is an act of crime.

I remember getting lost as a 6 year old because I wondered really far when playing. A group of punks with spiky mohawks helped me find my way back home.

I think the secret is wear running gear and sneakers. if you look sloppy you will look like a bum forsure 😅

@@_Dark222Angel_ why would there be a secret to walking? wtf. But yes, you can't walk to the shops like in Europe right???

No bro if u walking around over 20 years old u better have on nice clothes if you look slightly "casual" and you on foot people think u a bum thats🇺🇲​@@sweetycamy

I went on a walk down my road and people thought I was planning on robbing someone’s house

Maybe in America, but not Europe or East Asia

Literally this.

If that helps you cope then poor you.

@@mynameisnobody211 Cope for just saying how it is? How original

most of the time that is said because you said a fact that disagreed with their point of view lmao.

@@BZUltimix That is rarely how it it, getting a girlfriend/boyfriend and "touching grass" does help, don't be a wanker, you'll regret it in the long run. Don't bash on things you never tried/had.

Kids still do that outside of cities

@@edited1325 I know. I didn't say kids today are not going outside and touch grass.

@@gamereditor59ner22 I used to race with my friends on frozen lakes in the winter (not even skates just shoes) and we were hitting usain bolt level speeds almost crashing into rocks and trees Nothing beats the euphoria of doing borderline dangerous stuff outside like that

I used to play guns with my brothers. We'd find sticks that looked like guns, use our BB guns, toy guns, and the whole neighborhood was our playground. Literally, we'd just find ourselves hiding in peoples' trees, behind their sheds, sprinting across their lawns, riding our bikes wherever we could all throughout town, arguing over who "shot" who. Nobody cared. Everyone was friendly and let us play. We'd knock on all the doors to see who had kids and if they wanted to play. We'd be gone doing f*** all, riding miles and miles on our bikes, unsupervised, just having fun and doing whatever sounded like fun. Playing paintball every weekend, picking morel mushrooms in the woods before playing ghost in the graveyard, building forts, finding bodies of water and asking for permission to fish there (which we were never turned down and we always caught so many fish), catch fireflies or leopard frogs at the creek while cicadas wee-wooed in the evening. Our parents are avid outdoorsmen, so we always had the "shop" open with a deer carcass being broken down, or fish being fileted, so all of that stuff was just completely normal and not taboo like it is today. If kids did half the stuff I did as a kid they'd probably get shot or end up viral on the internet for all the wrong reasons. It's sad, and I'm a victim to all this too. Now I spend way too much time inside and online than I do outside, where I'd be out there by myself anyways because now everyone works for a living and lost their sense of imagination and ability to play.

​@@edited1325​only in very rural areas; even in small towns there are very few children playing outside. For example in my town of 2000 people you rarely see any children playing outside.

For real. He's always complaining and blaming someone for something. Getting rather sick of this channel tbh

If it was true that Strangers are the Danger then would it not make sense to just make everyone not a stranger to yourself? Surely that would keep you very safe... Everyone knows when you know someone's name and favorite color they can no longer harm you.

Are you literally going to let your child just hang out with random adults? Especially in a crime ridden area?

​@@thefool3424stranger ≠ danger

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman There is still a risk. To deny otherwise is survivorship bias. If you leave your child with a stranger and they get harmed your just as responsible by sin of negligence.

​@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman stranger CAN mean danger and is danger, thats why they are called strangers, u dont know them, always be careful of strangers

You’re in your mid30s. If you are still blaming your parents at that age, then YOU are your own crutch.

I’m socially disabled even though I was pretty free range so eh well

I’m autistic and had a mom similar to yours and I have no doubt that paired with the Internet is responsible for my lack of social skills

What the heck, I just looked up the skibidi toilet thing. Demonic. And to think that people actually subscribe to this crap. 41 million subscribers? Wicked world.

Me too. I would go to the playground and meet ppl my age... My dμmbαss parents would give me a phone 24/7 though... my parents wouldn't let me go to the playground. (FOR that long) I have my own phone. With discord, reddit and more. At such a young age.

​@Dabluetoohdevicisrealychepheir i want to go to the playground etc but my parents are strict that means only hobby i can do is coding(Java)

it probaly is unless big companies get taken down

The human species is doomed if you ask me.

@@LifeofBrad1yep.

That's the point

Because it is.

not always. but it's definitely awkward.

I was looking for this comment. Comparing US cities to European ones is dumb. His whole argument about cars was really flawed.

@@willwel5533 borderline disengenious

Australia to US is a better comparison.

@@Sebastian-bo7vj Land size maybe but not population and population density. 80% of the population lives in an area the size of England. All the cities and people are along the coastline as well leaving most of the country/continent un-inhabited. So it wouldn’t be a fair comparison.

That was my favorite CN show lol

​@@CaptainCrate Was? Bro it's not even 5 years old yet

@@PeruvianPotato Sorry, I meant it in a way that means I don't watch Cartoon Network at the moment.

OneShot Niko pfp spotted, glad you ate spaghetti like in Niko's village, how he eats pancakes

😮

Interesting. That reminds me of an Outer Limits episode in a somewhat similar vein. Episode: “The Haven” (Season 4, Episode 26) not sure where the Outer Limits reboot is currently streaming. I see this particular episode available free currently on RU-vid at least for now ...

Yea agree parents paranoia literally traps kids inside and with nothing to do, playing video games are a last resort to do something, yet they complain why kids are addicted to video games and don’t go outside