Jonathan Haidt on The Anxious Generation
The Good Fight
Embracing Physical Risks for Development
Taking physical risks in childhood, such as playing unsupervised, is crucial for developing resilience and the ability to be in 'discovery mode' later in life. By facing these risks, individuals become anti-fragile, prepared to adapt and thrive in the face of challenges. This contrasts with the perspective of shielding children from all harm, which could inhibit their ability to build a strong immune system and cope with adversities effectively.
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