在AI时代，如何养出更像“人”的孩子？支撑我不焦虑的育儿“三大件”——音乐、哲学与自然

Dr Xiaoyun Peng sets out the three things she has chosen to invest in as a parent, on the view that what makes children resilient is not learning more but having been deeply nourished. Music gives feeling a form to return to, and in London is inexpensive to pursue: concerts every week, and an industry with real posts, budgets and policy behind it rather than a decorative extra. Philosophy — her third degree — is not an advanced subject but a daily instrument, one that lets a couple hold a disagreement without feeling threatened and keeps anxiety from being mistaken for fate. Nature is what her body forced on her after years at a desk, and what the family's Walking Socrates outdoor philosophy programme was built around. Her warning about AI is not that it will do more, but that people will forget what human pace and scale feel like.