Current Events > Do you think kids today are less intelligent than previous generations?

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InfinityMonster
04/14/23 8:54:49 PM
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COVxy posted...
"Information overload" isn't a thing. When presented with a resource with information, what people do is offload their cognitive load. They don't need to memorize a bunch of things because they can just look them up. This frees up mental effort for other, often more creative, tasks.
I get what you're saying, but this has nothing to do with an unlimited source of information, and people being unable to discern between good and bad info.

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loafy013
04/14/23 9:31:03 PM
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CrackerJacker07 posted...
Like what stories? I haven't been in school in years so I'm curious what the zeitgeist is like for kids.
From things I've seen, teacher burn-out can boil down to 2 big things. First is today's Karens are the parents of your kids. So right or wrong, you get stuck defending yourself against the parent and administration for any perceived slight. Second, today's kids can be more media savvy. Which can include learning they can threaten the teacher to get what they want. Like getting in trouble, being asked to stay after class to have a word with them only to have them threaten to say you sexually assaulted them if they receive any punishment.

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colliding
04/14/23 9:38:55 PM
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It's an objective fact since they all rely on just finding information online instead of actually knowing how to do things

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GeraldDarko
04/14/23 9:40:10 PM
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Maybe less socially intelligent.

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Smallville
04/14/23 9:41:59 PM
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Choco posted...
everyone knows that humanity literally gets smarter every generation but that won't stop annoying cemen from making up dumb shit
Do most of you agree with this statement?

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Prestoff
04/14/23 9:43:31 PM
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Trumble posted...
Today on "Things Every Generation Starts Saying When They Get Old"...


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The_Wheelman1
04/14/23 9:51:06 PM
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Absolutely yes. Internet and social media has destroyed people's minds these days.

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toreysback
04/14/23 9:54:52 PM
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i'm not smart enough to tell

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SSMajinVegeta2
04/14/23 10:09:47 PM
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Yes. Theres no common sense and no parenting anymore.

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Punished_Blinx
04/14/23 10:20:22 PM
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Another_Voice posted...
Basically every kid nowadays is unable to form coherent sentences until they're four.

No? What are you talking about?

I have a three year old daughter and this isn't true at all. She has been speaking coherent sentences since she was 2 if not slightly earlier.

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Cleo_II
04/15/23 11:52:29 AM
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Kakapo posted...
Boundaries are important for kids, socially as much as to make your own lives easier. My kids are very bright and have ridiculous amounts of energy. If we didnt establish firm, consistent boundaries and logical, proportionate consequences with them, it would be doing them a disservice later in life.
Absolutely. Its crazy to see so many parents that let their kids walk all over them. The whole gentle parenting fad is very harmful as it usually just means they never say no or ever establish boundaries. Its not that kids are less intelligent, just more lazy parents.
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Euripides
04/15/23 12:04:14 PM
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I don't know about "less intelligent", but their attention spans have been utterly destroyed

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