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"Kids with helicopter parents are significantly more likely to suffer depression, and there's a strong link between a highly structured childhood and a lack of executive-function capabilities."
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"We know the problem; now it's time to talk about solutions."
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"When our minds are idle, we allow ourselves to reconnect with our creativity and reengage with reflective thought--two activities that are essential to progress."
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"Our attention is now nearly always divided, because we seem to be always working on something."
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"We have traded our privacy, our communities, our hobbies, and our peace of mind for habits that are more commercially profitable. The overriding question is this: Is it worth it?"
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"When employers lost the political fight, they moved to a new field of battle: culture."
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"Everything we think we know about work and efficiency and leisure is relatively recent and very possibly wrong."
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