Jamie Lee Curtis y las redes sociales

Nos sentamos a conversar y Jamie Lee Curtis da su opinión sobre las redes sociales

Transcript

00:00Jamie, I love feeling that you truly would like to help mothers be the best mom you can be.

00:08There's many mothers that, you know, will listen to this and see this.

00:12So I would like your best piece of advice for mothers out there.

00:17In a day and age where it is so challenging to be mothers to this generation of children with so many options,

00:25with so much information, with such a fast moving world, like so much access, so much access to everything.

00:33I'm about to say something, though, both of you may not like.

00:36I think social media is the most dangerous thing to happen to teenagers.

00:41I'm with you. I think it's poison.

00:44And I think we are poisoning our youth.

00:48And I would advocate no social media until they're of age.

00:51The same way we ask them to make those other adult decisions.

00:56I think it should be supervised. I think it should be monitored.

00:59I think the access that young people have today is going to have catastrophic effects.

01:06I think it already has, particularly with the advent of AI and this fake friends,

01:12these fake online friends that aren't real people.

01:14And the likes.

01:15And the relationships and the competition for some sort of verification.

01:20Big burn book.

01:21It's really, really, really dangerous.

01:26So this is a big problem that I hope, with your kind of influence and your kind of influence in the world,

01:33that people, as you say, people listen.

01:37That's beautiful.

01:38That's a good part of all of this.

01:39I hope people will listen to that.

01:41And that's not proselytizing.

01:43I'm not giving a sermon.

01:45I'm not a minister.

01:46I'm a human being who has seen and aware enough to know that the effects of social media on children is awful.

01:54Thank you so much.

01:55Thank you.