SHOW TOPICS:  In today’s episode we explore the convergence of technology, education and health.  It is alarming how distractions like phone notifications, blue light and social media algorithms just wreak havoc with our circadian rhythms and other aspects of our health.  This dysfunctional relationship with technology is what motivated Anjan to development the DaylightComputer, a true low-time-preference technology.  IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:Anjan’s background and love for technologyTug of war for kids … benefits of technology versus the downsides, e.g., distractions, addiction, blue light, etc.“Respect for that which is Lindy”Technology is mis-matched to how humans naturally evolved, e.g., constant notifications, blue light at night, et alThe Daylight Computer is like the Marauder’s Map in Harry Potter in that it looks like ink appearing/disappearing and requires light shined on it to seeSovereignty applied to every layer: physical health sovereignty, cognitive sovereignty, nervous system sovereignty, monetary and digital sovereigntyDopamine system encourages people to enjoy learning but computers were designed to take advantage of this same system to make screen time more addictingThe goal of Daylight Computer is to give some option but not to go cold turkey on existing devicesThe product is just as impactful for adults as kids, especially for reading and writing, and it’s healthyIt is low-time-preference technologyDifferent parenting approaches to digital devicesHow flickering works and hurts usersDr John Ott’s book “Health and Light”Jonathan Haidt’s books “Anxious Generation” and “Coddling of the American Mind”Post concussion syndrome and reason to stay away from screens after injuryScreen apnea and its impact on breathing and on sleep, we are physiologically compromised “The Primer” from Neal Stephenson’s novel “The Diamond Age”, inspiring vision for Anjan’s magic (self-learning) book equivalentTeach kids agency and self-learningNew computer ecosystem RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE SHOW:The Daylight computer https://daylightcomputer.comAnjan’s Twitter @daylightcoAnjan’s email Anjan@daylightcomputer.comJonathan Haidt’s book “The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness” Jonathan Jonathan Haidt’s book “The Coddling of the American Mind: How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure” “Brilliant” learning platform https://brilliant.org/John N. Ott’s book “Health and Light: The extraordinary Study that Shows How light Affects Your Health and Emotional Well Being”Video “BAD LIGHT! Effects of Fluorescent Light Irritation on Children and Animals”  https://youtu.be/48WbF-qOQc4Neal Stephenson’s novel “The Diamond Age”HAPPY TO HELP:Tali's Twitter @OrangeHatterPodScott's Twitter @ScottLindberg93Scott's nostr npub19jkuyl0wgrj8kccqzh2vnseeql9v98ptrx407ca9qjsrr4x5j9tsnxx0q6Free Market Kids' Twitter @FreeMarketKidsFree Market Kids' games including HODL UP at https://www.freemarketkids.com  WAYS TO SUPPORT:Subscribe, like and share this podcast with others.The intro/extro music is from TipNZ.  Tip educates through her music, exploring the Bitcoin universe with visual storytelling, sick beats & profound lyrics. https://www.tipnz.com/We are our own sponsors and are so grateful for all of you who support this show.  Thank you!Crazy awesome Collector’s Edition of HODL UP is available at https://www.freemarketkids.com/products/hodl-up-2024-halving-limited-editionVisit our “Free Market Kids“ for products like the Bitcoin mining game, HODL UP  https://www.freemarketkids.com,Check out Tali’s podcast by and for Bitcoin women, “Orange Hatter” https://www.orangehatter.com  Have fun with “Proof of Work Apparel” https://www.freemarketkids.com/collections/proof-of-work-apparelSTANDING RESOURCE RECOMMENDATIONS:Article "Homeschoolers Are Bitcoiners Who Don't Know It Yet" https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/parallels-between-homeschool-and-bitcoinTali’s “Quick Start” checklist  https://www.freemarketkids.com/blogs/i-want-to-start-homeschooling/i-want-to-start-homeschooling-quick-start-checklist