Most every kid can walk. They can use their ability to walk to go to good places, bad places, and places in-between, yet no one wants to advocate that kids stop walking.
Obviously, this comparison breaks down in a few ways, but I think it helps illustrate an essential point: using technological interventions to attempt to mediate what are essentially "problems" related to humans having free will misleads about both the reach of technology and the power of free will.
Cheers,
Bill
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