We're going, are they even going to college? Or is that AI?

Right.

I mean, some of it is really like we don't know what the future will bring.

And I think that's where what I think is really reassuring is to say there are things that we can do at home that are incredibly nourishing and enriching for a child that really, in fact, I think a child who's read to at home, a child that has a library of books, whether you're taking them out of the public library and bringing them home weekly, you don't have to have a lot of money to do anything that I ever say.

I don't rely on a lot of resources, but those kinds of free options that are existing, that we can actually make little book baskets at home for our children and things like that, to me, represent more of an investment in your child's emotionally secure, academically secure future than anything.

Because truthfully, we won't know.

When I think about the first year I taught, my students you know, I could never have imagined the world of technology that would have existed later.

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