What’s the fishing limit on neutrinos these days?

Your daily Minnesota news roundup starts … NOW. The tradeoffs of technology for parents are legion. When they’re very young, you have to weigh the cognitive and social perils of handing them a screen against getting a tantrum-free meal every once in a while. As soon as you get them a phone, there can be endless struggles about access and screentime and social media. But you can also track their location, a real godsend to parents who want to afford their children a measure of freedom in their activities. And this doesn’t stop when they leave the house, apparently. Parents of children who have become young adults still often track their location, and those parents are probably also tracking the location of their parents to make sure they’re alright. As ever, it comes down to having open lines of communication and trust.

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