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00:27I believe it's the sort of thing at the beginning there might be a lot of backlash and it might
00:32take a bit of time
00:32but actually over time as it deepens there'll be stronger security and it'll continue to increase
00:39and also the separation that I think young people will experience will also help over time
00:57I don't think that the government, in this case in the European Union, have to dictate certain prohibitions
01:05the education of the menors is normally a charge of their families, their parents, their tutors
01:12the education is what should primate and I think that if they have to prohibit or they should prohibit something
01:18they should be the parents in their childhood
01:20I think it's perfect, and it's more, I'd like to prohibit that the parents' children's children to the social media
01:26because in the end the danger that they're exposed is the same, it's the aesthetic pressure of being completely observated
01:33To observe
01:34I'll find a number one
01:35As you can see
01:36the problem
01:36It must be found
01:38toaly
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