Lazy parenting. The only tablet time my kids get(7 and 4) are the educational tablets we borrow from the library and that's not too often. But I would say the main reason why my kids aren't on the internet yet is because we're way too damn busy. We've got school Mon-Fri, hockey practice on Saturday, swim lessons Monday after school, tae kwan do on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Both now want to play baseball during the summer and my oldest wants to do flag football in the fall. Fuck, I'm tired just typing that out. Sundays we like to stay home and recuperate, which involves playing legos and all that, but staying active really helps stay away from the traps of lazy parenting like giving a kid a tablet to keep them quiet.

Slave labor in early American paleontology is definitely not a topic that’s been explored a lot. People may “know” it existed, but there are always more stories to tell. That’s the great thing about historical research.

> Not that it should be that way it just is.

There’s your answer why this article exists.

Meh, it’s giving credit to people involved in the process their proper due. I think that’s fair. If you read the article, it talks about how paleontologists in the mid 20th century downplayed the role slaves and natives played in the process and how it’s affected minority diversity within the geo-science community in the present.

No, in every medium characters can only poop rainbows or I'll get angry!