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The quality of discussion is terrible because there's so many kids, and because Gen Z is just dumber than previous generations. So many stupid edgy hot takes with no actual analysis behind them. Gen Z is almost as bad about "feelings before facts" as boomers.
Stop making stupid generalisations about generations like you're some kind of enlightened genius. Kids are always stupid, old people are always stupid, everyone's stupid, especially you!
There's a lot of good stuff happening with all , particularly young folks today in that its getting more in vogue to turn down the Old Deal that pushes all the hard work and suffering without all the ladders to the good stuff, which have been thoroughly pulled up.
Okay Dad. Should I call the nurse? Smells like you've shit yourself again.