NY Times Article Follow-up by Fox News: Silicon Valley Parents' Extreme Measures to Ban Kids’ Use and Exposure to Screens

By B.N. Frank

Desperate times call for desperate measures. Just yesterday, Activist Post reported on the NY Times articles about Silicon Valley parents’ banning their kids’ and their kids’ nannies use of screens and how they have also been sending their kids to private no-tech schools.

Yesterday, Fox News followed up with its own segment, “Screens are Poison’: Tech Elites Keeping Devices Out of Their Children’s Schools.” Author and psychotherapist Tom Kersting was interviewed by Tucker Carson. They talk about all of this, too, as well as accountability. They do not mince words.

Tom has been talking about the role technology has played in harming children for several years already. He has been interviewed by the media before about this. In 2017, he also referenced cancer risk from radiation exposure from phones.

Unfortunately, he didn’t accurately represent cancer risk and he didn’t mention anything other than cancer from radiation exposure in the interview.

Of course, he’s not the first and he won’t be the last to do this despite the decades of research proving harm that has actually already been reported.

Outside the U.S., however, exposure risks and research has been addressed for about ten years already. The American Cancer Society (ACS) is finally starting to publicly recognize cancer risk from radiation but who knows when the public will finally be adequately warned – especially in regard to children.

It’s not just digital addiction and cancer risk from phones that we have to worry about in the U.S. The “Race for 5G” and “Smart Cities” encourage more technology use and the installation of more radiation emitting 4G and 5G small cell tower infrastructure everywhere – including in front of homes. Insurance companies already know how risky exposure is – otherwise they’d still be insuring wireless companies.