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Paolo Crepet's stock: "We admire Sinner's effort, but we clean our children's noses at 20 and take them to school as Amazon packages"
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Paolo Crepet's stock: "We admire Sinner's effort, but we clean our children's noses at 20 and take them to school as Amazon packages"

In an interview with Repubblica, psychiatrist and sociologist Paolo Crepet critiques modern parenting practices, contrasting them with the discipline and effort seen in elite athletes like Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. He questions why society admires the hard work of these athletes but simultaneously overprotects children by doing tasks they could do themselves, such as cleaning their noses at young ages. Crepet explores broader societal contradictions, including flawed educational models, digital isolation, and emotional desensitization caused by excessive media exposure. His book 'Riprendersi l'anima' examines these issues as part of a larger critique of contemporary values.

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Paolo Crepet's stock: "We admire Sinner's effort, but we clean our children's noses at 20 and take them to school as Amazon packages"

In an interview with Repubblica, psychiatrist and sociologist Paolo Crepet critiques modern parenting practices, contrasting them with the discipline and effort seen in elite athletes like Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz. He questions why society admires the hard work of these athletes but simultaneously overprotects children by doing tasks they could do themselves, such as cleaning their noses at young ages. Crepet explores broader societal contradictions, including flawed educational models, digital isolation, and emotional desensitization caused by excessive media exposure. His book 'Riprendersi l'anima' examines these issues as part of a larger critique of contemporary values.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a critical social commentary through the lens of a psychologist and sociologist, discussing parenting styles and societal trends. The framing remains balanced, presenting arguments without overt ideological bias. It does not align strongly with any particular political stance,而是

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