[ SECRET POST #5562 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5562 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I always thought we were told how tech savvy anyone born from the late 1990s was, about how they grew up on the internet and didn't understand the world without it. Yet, they have all the advantages of so many avenues to find, watch, read things that us oldies never had at their age. Maybe that's why we're more resourceful and understand the concept of initiative rather than being spoonfed.

[(Anonymous)]

I’m a Gen X’er who’s not tech savvy at all, and who’s not the least bit resourceful, at least not when I don’t have to be now. I was only slightly resourceful back in the day because I had to be in order to know what they hell I was doing on the internet, using computers at all. But when it came to tough things to me like torrenting, coding websites, and using web rings, I was still following instructions others had helpfully laid out for others instead of being obnoxious elitists about simple questions.

And I don’t think most Gen Z’ers claim to be tech savvy. Just that they know how to work a cell phone or the internet better than some boomers or even older people, which is true. And it’s literally true that they’ve lived with the internet all their lives and didn’t understand the world without it? What kind of point are you trying to make with that? Like, they use those avenues we didn’t have all the time, so if you’re trying to say they take them for granted, that’s obviously not true.

So you’re acting kind of snotty with these generalizations, I’m not going to lie. Not all oldies from our generations are more resourceful or “understand the concept of initiative rather than being spoonfed”. Some of the people most demanding of everyone to spoonfeed them everything I’ve ever met have been around my age, and a little older or younger. Not to mention some Gen X’ers really hate being left out of things, and will loudly complain about it. Which is stupid because our whole thing is supposed to be that we’re left out of generation wars and we don’t care about that at all. And then there are the Gen X’ers who have a nasty boomer-like habit of taking every chance to extol the virtues of being Gen X, and how we’re so much better than Millennials and Gen Z’ers, especially because we didn’t have all the technological advances they did. And we’re so much more superior human beings with much better and more self-sufficient behavior supposedly because of that. You know, like what you’re doing and saying.

And not all Gen Z’ers have no initiative, need to be spoonfed everything, and demand answers from other people. Especially because questions are not demands, no matter how much OP, the anon above you, and of course you seem to think they are. And torrenting can be hard, I’ve never been great with it. So if there’s anything worth asking questions about, especially if Google isn’t giving the kind of answers you want, it’s torrenting.