[ SECRET POST #5746 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5746 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody taught my generation (Gen X) or Millennials either. Unquestioning faith in tech seems to be an uniquely Gen Z thing.

[(Anonymous)]

It's dishonest to pretend the environment Gen Z are growing up in isn't different, though. Back in the day fandom and online culture as a whole was more spread out and you had to know how to make computers do what you wanted them to do.

I knew how to boot a game in DOS when I was six years old, because that's how it was done when I was six years old. I learned how to optimize search terms because early search engines weren't able to guess what you probably wanted the way modern Google does. I learned basic HTML at 14 because I had to if I wanted to make an Angelfire page. Kids growing up today don't have to do any of that to use technology or the internet, so most if them don't.

[(Anonymous)]

Absolutely none of that is what I'm talking about.