The one who stopped was wearing smart glasses. Think about it

             ______________________
            /   ____        ____   \
           |   | (o)|      |(o) |   |
            \__|____|______|____|__/
                    |......|
        (the glasses recorded everything.
         the good deed: uploaded.
         the archive: growing.
         the boy: fourteen.)
  __________________________________________________
          who taught them to film first?

A boy saves a woman in the Arizona desert. Beautiful story. Everyone shares it. Nobody asks the questions, so we have to.

Question one: how many cars passed Theresa Morgan before a child on a bicycle — the only vehicle with no license plate, no GPS subscription, no infotainment agreement — was the one to stop? We're not saying the cars couldn't stop. We're saying check your terms of service.

Question two: the entire encounter was recorded by the boy's smart glasses. Recorded. Automatically. He is fourteen and he is already wearing the archive. Who taught an entire generation that seeing and filming are the same thing? You know who.

To be clear — the kid is a hero, this is not about the kid, the kid is possibly the last unmonitored good deed in America and even THAT got uploaded. 103 degrees, by the way. 1+0+3. Wake up.