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You'll see that they're already developing what we might call a compulsive use if not an...

You'll see that they're already developing what we might call a compulsive use if not an addictive use

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You'll see that they're already developing
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what we might call a compulsive use if not an addictive use.
Duration
7 seconds
Views
24
Timestamp in Movie
00:32:20
Uploaded
May 29, 2025
Genres
documentary
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Filmmaker John Hyatt talks to kids, parents and experts about the impact and chilling consequences of constant smartphone screen time in today's world.
If I take a high chair - Screened Out 00:11
If I take a high chair
They're gonna push that over - Screened Out 00:05
They're gonna push that over
And then their parent will come and they'll put the toy back - Screened Out 00:05
And then their parent will come and they'll put the toy...
What's being triggered there is what we call - Screened Out 00:14
What's being triggered there is what we call
(chuckling) And, in fact, they would do that infinitely. - Screened Out 00:05
(chuckling) And, in fact, they would do that infinitely.
That game only stops when the parent decides - Screened Out 00:07
That game only stops when the parent decides
We see the same kind of experience with an iPad, - Screened Out 00:06
We see the same kind of experience with an iPad,
We don't have stoppage rules around it - Screened Out 00:04
We don't have stoppage rules around it
So the experience a child can have - Screened Out 00:08
So the experience a child can have
What we find is that many of these games - Screened Out 00:11
What we find is that many of these games
And that is the basis for developing - Screened Out 00:06
And that is the basis for developing
- [Jon] Most things in our lives have a natural endpoint. - Screened Out 00:04
- [Jon] Most things in our lives have a natural endpoint.
When we read a book, there are chapters and paragraphs - Screened Out 00:06
When we read a book, there are chapters and paragraphs
(audience applauding) - Screened Out 00:07
(audience applauding)
We need those cues to tell us - Screened Out 00:08
We need those cues to tell us
The companies that make the experiences we engage with today - Screened Out 00:06
The companies that make the experiences we engage with today
Basically, you are not getting any of the feedback - Screened Out 00:05
Basically, you are not getting any of the feedback
- [Jon] The feed on social networks is bottomless. - Screened Out 00:04
- [Jon] The feed on social networks is bottomless.
The video games our children play can have no end in sight. - Screened Out 00:05
The video games our children play can have no end in sight.
An open-ended experience that can go on forever. - Screened Out 00:05
An open-ended experience that can go on forever.