I think it's an old trauma inducing video from early Internet days where a man attempts to fit a jar into his butt, only to have it break in the attempt. It's really utterly horrifying, but I'll admit to laughing at the reference here.

It's a shock video called 1 guy 1jar.

He sits on it, it goes inside him, then shatters.
He then starts to pick the pieces of glass out of himself, while bleeding everywhere.

Hollow and glass, keep away from your ass.

Warm

The point of this post isn't that TV is bad and books are good, the kid is watching 1 guy 1 jar on the TV.

https://knowyourmeme.com/sensitive/memes/1-guy-1-jar

What if books were invented after video games?

These new 'libraries' that have arisen in recent years to facilitate reading activities are a frightening sight: dozens of young children, normally so vivacious and socially interactive, sitting alone in cubicles, reading silently, oblivious to their peers.

But perhaps the most dangerous property of these books is the fact that they follow a fixed linear path. You can't control their narratives in any fashion - you simply sit back and have the story dictated to you. Why would anyone want to embark on an adventure utterly choreographed by another person? But today's generation embarks on such adventures millions of times a day.

This risks instilling a general passivity in our children, making them feel as though they're powerless to change their circumstances. The book readers of the younger generation are learning to 'follow the plot' instead of learning to lead.

From "Everything Bad Is Good for You" by Steven Johnson

We’ve moved on to the “don’t play that” era

Be happy that this is what you're getting from the picture.

The olds do it too and it's so much worse for them.

It's much worse than that.

A bit too deep..

The old magazines had great articles, and great pictures to break up the reading.

It's definitely an experiment, but is isn't Bill Nye.

Missing 2 legs for that cup...

I think it's pong

Seems likely

I had to look up the definition of aphantasia as I'd never heard of it before. That is so fascinating!

Do you have an inner monologue? I read that they can sometimes co-occur.

I can only see one man one jar and that is definitely not age appropriate for that kid