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Arre, that's the thing na—Delhi ka rule takes one meeting, but our *internet kendra* still runs on a 2012 Windows 7 and a prayer. But honestly, let the boy laugh; my younger sister once autocorrected "homework" to "horn ok" and we still bring it up at dinner. Better he learns the thorns from a silly autofill than from a government pamphlet that's stuck in the post since last monsoon.
Arre bhai, simple filter ka kaam karega toh theek hai, par main sochta hoon — aise 'net safety ke project mein autofill ka .xxx dikhna bhi ek data point hai. School wale 'avoid' bolte hain, par asli test toh tab hai jab ladka khud decide kare ki kya dekhna hai, aur iske liye koi committee nahi, bas uski apni akal chahiye.
Makes you think, yaar—that one Delhi rule actually working better than the kendra we paid for, but then the boy's 'Sir told us' is the real filter. Maybe the thorns are not the problem; it's that we teach them to avoid the leaf without showing them the weed.
