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Tire Tuesday.

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Okay, so there's something that comes up every several years that annoys the living hell

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out of me, all right?

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And that is these dumbass generation wars where there's an article or somebody on nowadays,

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I guess it'd be on social media, on TikTok or whatever, somebody will make a comparison

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like Generation X versus Generation Z versus Generation whatever letter or number.

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I don't...

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Look, okay.

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This happens all the time and every generation says the goddamn same thing about the previous

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generation or the generation before it, right?

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Goes in both directions, all right?

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I need everyone to just stop this dumb narrative, all right?

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There is no difference.

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People are people, okay?

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People who are old are old people.

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They're going to be old and do old shit, okay?

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People who are young are going to be young and think and act like young people, all right?

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Okay?

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There's no huge generational gap that explains why an entire swath of humanity is the way

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that they are, okay?

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I mean, there might be some small differences, but there's nothing major, all right?

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It's always the same shit.

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It's always like, oh, back in my days, music was much better because we talked about things

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with substance.

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Or it'd be like, oh, you old fogies don't really get it, right?

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Our situation is different than your time because of inflation and yada yada, it costs

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the living so high, yada yada.

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Okay.

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Every generation has said the exact same thing in both directions, okay?

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I need both sides to stop this shit right now.

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It's stupid.

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It's annoying as hell, mainly because none of it is true and it just stirs up all this

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tension between generations that should just, that don't really exist, okay?

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I have a theory as to what's actually going on.

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I do, all right?

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It has nothing to do with being of a particular generation.

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It doesn't have to do with anything about a particular period in history where people

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had access to such and such information or such and such technology.

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And so they're different now fundamentally than previous generations.

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I don't think it has anything to do with that.

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I have a theory.

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I don't know how correct this theory is, okay?

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I am not a researcher.

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I do not, I'm not an expert in this area.

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If somebody is, then please go ahead and do the research for me and then tell me if I'm

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wrong.

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I'll do it if you could give me good evidence as to why this whole theory is just garbage.

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Okay.

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But here's my theory.

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Here's my theory.

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Okay.

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People are people and every person that's ever born ever has to go through the process

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of maturation from birth as an infant to a toddler to a little kid to a teenager to an

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adult and then even as an adult when you're 20s and you're 30s and you're 40s, the circumstances

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in the world might change, but people are still people.

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What that means is that whatever generational difference you're experiencing or feel like

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there is, it's most likely that the content is different, but the actual stuff that's

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going on, right?

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The deeper stuff that's actually happening with humanity is just exactly the same.

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It's just young people experiencing young people's shit and older generations experiencing

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older generations.

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Let me give you an example of this.

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All right.

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So there's been evidence that clearly when you're in your adolescent years, you're a

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much bigger risk taker.

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You're a much bigger risk taker.

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That just has to do with part of the growing into your body aspect.

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You need to develop a prefrontal cortex and so on.

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So when young people do young people's shit, it's going to look stupid to people who already

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have a fully developed prefrontal cortex because they're thinking like, oh, in the long term,

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that just seems like a really dumb idea.

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What are these young kids thinking?

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They're thinking exactly the way that you thought when you were the same age, when you

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were going through the exact same process of going through puberty.

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Going through that maturation process in those adolescent years.

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Your prefrontal cortex was still developing.

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You were much more likely to take risks.

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You're making a lot of dumb decisions.

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You're no different than the previous generation.

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It just looks different.

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There's different risks because there's different technology, different stuff available.

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That you could just do dumb shit with.

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But it's the same thing.

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Looks different, but underneath the surface, exactly the same.

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Here's something else that often happens.

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So as you get older, I think from what I understand, right, your brain doesn't solidify, but your

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brain, it becomes harder to learn new things.

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And that's partly because one of the things that happens, right, is when you repeat a

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certain pattern of thinking, lighting up the brain in a certain way, right, those synapses,

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I think it gets like much more ingrained and it becomes harder to break up some of the

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connections in the brain.

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So it's harder to think outside the box.

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It's hard to see from a different perspective in the sense of, you know, being able to see

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the world from a different paradigm.

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So one of the more influential works that has impacted my thinking on this to some degree

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is Thomas Kuhn's, I think it's called The Structure of Scientific Revolutions, where

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he talks about scientific revolutions happening in this way.

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He's a historian.

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Thomas Kuhn is a historian who talks about this.

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And he talks about how, you know, essentially, I mean, the gist I got from it is that, you

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know, what happens isn't that, you know, the older generations learn from experiments like,

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oh yeah, we saw things the wrong way.

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So they shift their paradigm and they view the world in a different way.

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No.

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The other thing is that the older generations and the newer generations have the same data,

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but the older generations are kind of stuck in their ways.

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And then once they die, the newer generations who prefer a different way of viewing things,

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they just end up being the ones to kind of move the, you know, move the field forward.

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So in other words, as you age, you're going to have a harder time kind of thinking in

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new creative sorts of ways from different sort of angles, seeing things from different

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angles.

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You're going to have a lot more preconceived notions because you've had a lifetime of experiences

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to inform you in that way.

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It's not a knock on people as they get older.

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This is just a normal part of aging.

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Nowadays, they're doing research on hallucinogens.

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I'm so excited for it.

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Apparently, there's hallucinogens that can help break up some of these connections to

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allow you to think a little bit differently than you're used to thinking, viewing the

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world differently than you normally do, being open to new ideas.

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If that comes through, then this changes everything, I think.

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It'll change things for, especially for the older population.

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But for younger people, I think there's a little bit more malleability.

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Things are not as set in stone.

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So when people who are older are thinking a certain way and have a hard time breaking

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out of it and the younger generation is like, you're all stuck in your ways.

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To some degree, they're correct.

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To some degree, they're correct.

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But it's not because they're just of a different generation.

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That's just a normal aging thing.

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You know what?

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I'm just saying, all right, all you younger people, when you age, you're going to say

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the exam fucking same exact fucking same thing to the newer generations when you get older.

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You're going to say the exact same thing.

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I guarantee you because every several years a new article comes out or a new trend happens

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where people are doing this comparison stuff and it's stupid.

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It's the same shit every single time.

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It doesn't actually make any sense at all, especially when everybody always says, every

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generation says the exact goddamn same thing.

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There's no difference.

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Here's going to be my suggestion.

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All right.

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So that everybody, so we could create world peace here.

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This is what we're going to do.

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Older generations, acknowledge that as you age, it becomes harder to see from a more

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novel perspective.

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It's going to be harder.

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I didn't say impossible.

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It's going to be harder.

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So you're going to have to try a little bit harder to understand the newer generations

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and the way they do things.

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Got it?

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Younger generations, accept that you are in the stage that you are.

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This especially happens during adolescence when you're trying to find your own identity,

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find your own way and so on.

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But you can do all that while still acknowledging that you're still physiologically a goddamn

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sociopath.

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All right.

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Your prefrontal cortex is not developed.

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You're going to do some dumb shit.

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This is part of the growing up process.

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You should have a little grace on yourself.

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Accept that you're going to make mistakes along the way.

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You're going to make bad decisions.

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Older generations have some patience with them.

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You did the same thing.

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You're not going to be like anyone else.

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The younger generations accept that you are going to be like the older generations when

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that time comes.

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All right.

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So have a little empathy, both directions.

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All right.

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You all have a little more empathy towards one another.

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And then have actual conversations and respect the fact that each side brings a different

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perspective.

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All right.

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That should be the end of it, honestly.

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Okay.

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You could respect previous generations and previous generations, you could respect the

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new things that the newer generations are coming up with.

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You could critique both sides, but don't critique it from this dumb ass like, Oh, it's generational

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differences.

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Stop that.

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Stop that.

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That's not what it is.

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It makes the discussions going both directions much harder to have.

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All right.

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I will not knock on you.

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I will make fun of younger generations.

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Don't be, you know, don't get this twisted.

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Right.

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I will mock older and younger generations and my own generations, but that just has

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to do with me enjoying mocking things that are stupid.

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Okay.

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Let's just call things as they are.

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If it's dumb, it's dumb.

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If there's a new God damn TikTok trend that looks absolutely stupid.

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I'm going to take a moment.

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I'm not going to, because I'm one of the getting to be one of the older people.

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Right.

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I'm in my forties.

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Oh my goodness.

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I feel like I aged a year just saying that out loud.

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Okay.

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So I will try my best to slow down and consider that maybe there's some things that I don't

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understand and take the time to try to understand.

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Okay.

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But younger generations understand that if I call it stupid, whatever it is that you're

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doing or whatever the trend is or whatever is popular.

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Okay.

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Or if I think, oh, been there, done that.

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It's boring.

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It's blase.

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Whatever.

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Okay.

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If I say that and I have done it after I have thought and been trying, you know, have tried

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to understand this newer generation and the way they do things.

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Right.

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So, okay, then understand, understand that I'm making an informed critique and instead

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of knocking on me for being of a particular generation, maybe try to find out why I think

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it's so goddamn stupid, whatever it is you're doing.

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Okay.

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And guess what?

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I will extend the same courtesy to you.

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Okay.

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So if you are willing to go ahead and have take the time to actually try to understand

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that maybe I have some experiences that inform my opinion.

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Okay.

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And then you come to a conclusion that, yeah, still what you're doing, it's pretty stupid

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or it's wrong or X, Y, Z, whatever the critique is.

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Okay.

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I will listen to you with open ears and I will respond to you not with defensiveness,

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but with an acknowledgement that there might be something that I'm not seeing and that

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you are privy to that information and I'm going to try to learn from you.

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Okay.

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Does that seem fair?

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Does that seem fair?

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I think that goes for people who are older than me too.

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Okay.

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Same deal.

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Same deal.

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Okay.

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No more of this generational stuff.

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Okay.

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I never ever want to hear any of this bullshit, my nails are like this and Gen X and Gen Z

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are like this.

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In fact, I can't even keep track of the different generations and the names that are given.

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This is just stupid.

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Okay.

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If there are differences, like I said, it's minor.

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Okay.

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So let's stop it.

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Let's stop it.

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Okay.

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Let's just have conversations human to human, given the different life stages we're at,

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and then have just honest conversations about it where we listen to one another and critique

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each other, but in a fair manner.

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Got it?

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Okay.

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Can't believe I had to actually say that.

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God, these motherfuckers.

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I had no idea at all.