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One of the privileges of childhood is that some of the world is mediated by adults.

One of the privileges of childhood is that some of the world is mediated by adults.
– Sherry Turkle

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  27. There is a rich literature on how to break out of quandary thinking. It suggests that sometimes it helps to turn from the abstract to the concrete. – Sherry Turkle
  28. This is a new nonnegotiable: to feel safe, you have to be connected. – Sherry Turkle
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