rdp, you are so right about this, but for me on a meta level, it says so much about how we don't understand the brain and how it's plasticity in children can wind up being channeled down roads we don't want them going, and not just by technology but by their adult caretakers.  

Out in my area we white practitioners are totally baffled by how we change the meta dynamics of family structure in Native communities.  So are Native elders.  The incidence of child sexual abuse are estimated to be 80% of all Native children. That includes both boys and girls and the adult perpetrators are both men and women.   The studies have very good validity and it matches our clinical observations.  There is no drug that is going to stop this kind of abuse level, although some of them may mediate the hind brain push to continue the cycle.  It's really frustrating because we watch the suicidality among Native teens rise and rise.  It is highly frustrating to feel so utterly powerless with this issue.