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Gen Alpha (born ~2010–2025) is in a crisis. Brain rot short form videos are shaping their attention spans, social behaviors, and forging them into aggression. A 2023 report says, 40% of two-year-olds now own a tablet. India leads with 336M Gen Alpha

so you are also delivering them short form content but you are adding a informative content in them. so either you should stop representing your idea as a solution to short form content or you should present your work as informative shorts not he

For a fact, we don't live in a utopian world. Suppose, the kid learns a new stem concept in BugBytes, don't you think he will discuss it with his teachers, parents, siblings, refer to books. Ultimately, increasing his curiosity and lessen screen time

I like your idea let me know if you are open to discuss more about it. Cause I personally see the potential in it. Parents love the ideas which can make their kid smart best example - whitehat junior company just sold the idea that we will teach yo

I'd be happy if you could contribute some points.