How do you straddle the fine line between shielding your future children from the degeneracy of civilization while at the same time, allowing them to learn from trial and error and reap the artisic benefits of music and the arts? What is your responsibility as father and creator? . God the father becomes a lot more relatable in that aspect - you cannot force your children to walk the good path nor expect them to fully see the merit in doing so until much later in life when they decide to embark on the same journey of being a good role model. Being accountable to your future offspring really forces you to clean up your act and think longer term as to what you choose to spend your time doing.
One approach is simply to visualize the archtypical urban upbringing and avoid common pitfalls - the biggest by far being access to hardcore porn. The common story is neighborhood children convincing a fellow nine year old to find a secluded corner of the house and look at some “crazy videos”. That could easily be avoided by not having easy access to the internet, either by not having internet at home or not having a personal computer. These days, smartphones with 24/7 data make this much harder, but that itself can be mended by not giving a 9 year old a smartphone in the first place.
Whatever the technology of the week may be, the objective is information control. Books, music, videos, internet access, games - everything should be consumed in common spaces. Ironically enough, forcing these interactions with media to be more open allow you to be more restrictive. However, the same applies to you; everything you do is now out in the open to be scrutinized and learned from by your kids, so no more spicy memes, no more anime, and no more headphones; everybody gets stereo speakers. One computer and one user account for the whole family - annoying, but for the greater good.
Of course, this isn’t the only solution to the problem. If you have more suggestions, hit you up as always.