Oh for sure it’s not a “generation” problem, like their DNA is somehow inferior or something. We just use that more to denote sections of people in a given time, who obviously have things going on differently. It’s a shitty thing to use though because it often ends up being reduced to simply that.
Technology (bad…technology) has lobotomized generations of people. Big tech needs to be held accountable, stiff regulation and educational reform was needed years ago… And things chug on as the tech illiterate boomers continue to fuck future generations over.
And yeah, no phones in school… Hell, I don’t think anyone under 18 should be on social media, or using AI chatbots.
For the last decade I’ve wanted to go back to Canada to raise my kids there because I personally believe I gained a lot from the Canadian public education system and just the Canadian way of life in general. But the more I hear about the current system, I feel like my kids dodged a bullet—not literally, unlike in the US. Seriously though, it seems like kids today learn no critical thinking skills or even tech skills unless the parents have a shit ton of money to put them in better schools.
Oh for sure it’s not a “generation” problem, like their DNA is somehow inferior or something. We just use that more to denote sections of people in a given time, who obviously have things going on differently. It’s a shitty thing to use though because it often ends up being reduced to simply that.
Technology (bad…technology) has lobotomized generations of people. Big tech needs to be held accountable, stiff regulation and educational reform was needed years ago… And things chug on as the tech illiterate boomers continue to fuck future generations over.
And yeah, no phones in school… Hell, I don’t think anyone under 18 should be on social media, or using AI chatbots.
For the last decade I’ve wanted to go back to Canada to raise my kids there because I personally believe I gained a lot from the Canadian public education system and just the Canadian way of life in general. But the more I hear about the current system, I feel like my kids dodged a bullet—not literally, unlike in the US. Seriously though, it seems like kids today learn no critical thinking skills or even tech skills unless the parents have a shit ton of money to put them in better schools.
I’d shake your hand bud cause we’re in total agreement!