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In 2017, The Atlantic published an article by Jean Twenge called Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation? The article went viral because it made terrifying claims, including, “Teens who spend three hours a day or more on electronic devices are 35 percent more likely to have a risk factor for suicide, such as making a suicide plan.”

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ere’s no real connection without vulnerability, and there’s no vulnerability without taking risks. Yes, you can play safe, but that means you’re depriving yourself of loving, meaningful relationships with people who truly love you for who you are and are not afraid to see your shadow.

WRITTEN BY Katie Michaelson I tend plants and people from my 120-year-old home and small garden. I see strength in the injured spirit and find significance in the insignificant.

Soon enough, bicycles gained popularity with a group whose transportation options had historically been limited: women. At that time, if women wanted to get somewhere without walking, they’d typically need someone to take them there, in a horse and carriage. Usually, that would be the patriarch of the household. And if he was unavailable or unwilling? Tough luck. Hoof it or stay home.

When bicycles burst onto the Victorian scene in the 1800s, they were a big deal. This cool contraption made it possible to travel much further and faster than you could ever go on foot. Better yet, bikes were a lot cheaper than horses (not to mention simpler to maintain).

WRITTEN BY Katie Michaelson I tend plants and people from my 120-year-old home and small garden. I see strength in the injured spirit and find significance in the insignificant.

Fast forward around 125 years. Today, many widespread beliefs about modern technology mirror the Victorian moral panic over bicycles. For example, every parent “knows” social media is awful for teenagers’ mental health… but is it?

Whatever recipe you use at your family gathering, charge youth in your family with making something special from your traditions. Select something that will set them up for success like my foster mother did for me.

Although excessive social media use among teens is correlated with higher self-reported mental health issues, the effect is extremely small. In fact, it’s so small that it’s almost insignificant. As I explained in my recent Medium column, a look at the raw data discussed in that article reveals that the effect of social media on teen depression is roughly equivalent to the effect of eating potatoes. Unless potatoes are also “destroying a generation,” social media is probably not worth the panic.

To her credit, Twenge recently published an article that’s far more measured and accurate. In fact, it powerfully refutes the claims she made in the 2017 article. The article is a review of her new survey of 1,523 teens, which dives into how they’ve been doing throughout the quarantine.

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2 cans (14.5 ounces each) French cut green beans 1 can (10.5 ounces) Campbells Condensed Cream of Celery Soup 1/2 cup whole milk 1 1/3 cups French’s French Fried Onions 1/8 teaspoon Spice Islands Beau Monde seasoning Dash of fresh cracked pepper

In hindsight, these ideas are ridiculous. But back then, they were widespread fears, and they were amplified by manipulative people who wanted women to be docile and dependent.

From then on, that’s how I’ve made the classic green bean casserole. I’ve passed my secret on to family and friends. I now charge my youngest granddaughter with making the green bean casserole. I taught her when she was five. She eventually tweaked the recipe even more by adding Beau Monde seasoning.

Do you think the Campbell Soup Company would have liked this little story? I think my foster mother would be happier I’m sharing it with you. Give this change a try. You’ll be pleased.