The Drug Dealers Don't Use Their Own Supply
In 2010, a reporter from the New York Times asked Steve Jobs, the creator of the iPad, "Your kids must love the iPad, right?"
Jobs' answer was shocking: "They haven't used it. We limit how much technology our kids use at home."
He wasn't alone. Bill Gates didn't let his children have phones until they were 14 years old. The CEO of Snapchat limits his son's screen time to 1.5 hours a week.
Think about it:
If the people who build these apps refuse to let their own families use them, what do they know that you don't?
They send their children to the Waldorf School of the Peninsula, a private school popular among tech executives. Do you know what technology they use there? None. They use blackboards, chalk, and pencils. They focus on human connection.