Back to the point. The part that catches me the most is when Louis CK describes how kids are losing their ability to learn empathy because they don't look up from their phones anymore. Instead of saying something mean to someone's face and then actually seeing the reaction of how they just hurt that someone's feelings, they now can text or chat online those same hurtful messages and never see a reaction to what they've done.
This has caused me to think about reasons why social media may be a good thing to use in schools. Cyberbullying has become a major problem. I would argue that the biggest reason for this is because kids feel like they can say anything they want without any consequences. Allowing kids to use social media tools in a classroom environment gives them a chance to learn how to appropriately express themselves, and still see that their words can have effects on others.
I still don't know what that would look like in the classroom, especially a classroom of really young children. But I suppose it has to start somewhere.