Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
The ages 14-30 really have zero to offer. Yes there are exceptions like anything.
Throughout history to s certain extent but even more so now. The education system and social media have let them down.You mean throughout history or people who are 14-30 in this day and age?
The ages 14-30 really have zero to offer. Yes there are exceptions like anything.
The exceptions (& I have met and worked with some), are quite awesome because just a little bit of drive, responsibility and willingness to listen is going to position them for dynamic success amongst their peers, in several of these cases they usually have pretty awesome parents too!
All 4 of my grandparents and my father never graduated HS. I don’t think the education system is getting worse.Throughout history to s certain extent but even more so now. The education system and social media have let them down.
I think this is a basic assumption of almost every generation once they’re outside this age range. Old timers now were responsible for the 60s and 70s...I’m sure they’re parents thought they were contributing a lot to society at WoodstockThe ages 14-30 really have zero to offer. Yes there are exceptions like anything.
RiiiiiiigggghhhtAll 4 of my grandparents and my father never graduated HS. I don’t think the education system is getting worse.
Do you doubt the parentage part or education system part? Modern theories are improving how to educate children from different perspectives and more children are being reached from broader socioeconomic backgrounds than my grandparents or even my parents generation.Riiiiiiigggghhht
Do you doubt the parentage part or education system part? Modern theories are improving how to educate children from different perspectives and more children are being reached from broader socioeconomic backgrounds than my grandparents or even my parents generation.
Dumb . Anybody on here every did the Dark Side of the Moon - Wizard of Oz thing . That’s super trippy . Didn’t believe it until I had a few one night and tried it . Pretty weird
Leftists have taken over college campuses (at usc too). Truth is not relative but that is what is taught. Kids would do better to go to a trade school. They are lied to and put in debt in a 4 year university. Terrible cycle that doesn’t appear to be stopping anytime soon.
Personally, I think such presentations are harmless curiosities that nobody takes seriously. That conspiracy theory presents some interesting coincidences, but that's about it.
But as a reminder to FGF, this lighthearted discussion concerns the events of 9-11. I thought Rod established a couple of months ago that we weren't allowed to approach that topic with anything less than somber respect. I hope we aren't engaging in selective outrage.
I'm not familiar?? What is it? I'm having a few with the guys tonight so maybe we'll try It.
Steph Curry doesnt believe we landed on the moon...The ages 14-30 really have zero to offer. Yes there are exceptions like anything.
3 minutes longer than I made it....I only made it about 3 minutes but that was enough to tell it's just BS. Almost like someone made a comic parody of a conspiracy theory.
The ages 14-30 really have zero to offer. Yes there are exceptions like anything.
Steph Curry doesnt believe we landed on the moon...
This will probably be the first generation in America that will take their country backwards in terms of economic output and leavie the next generation better than them - and again, I don’t know that they care or, maybe, they just don’t really get it. It will hit them squarely in the face in a number of years - when their grandparents and parents are gone.
Hmm, elders complaining about the younger generation. I wonder if this has ever been mentioned before
"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers." Socrates.
I seem to recall generations in the late 1920’s and mid 2000’s absolutely obliterating the economy and leaving the following generations in some precarious situations.
Financially, Millennials have it far tougher than previous generations did with skyrocketing education costs (and subsequent debt), housing costs, no promise of social security, and an increasingly complex global economy to navigate.
And while we’re on it- could you provide some facts that support your claim that millienials are destroying the economy? Seems more likely that you’re just spewing baseless claims because you disagree culturally and politically with millennials.
Especially the universities across America. They are all useless - unless, of course, the have a good football or baseball program. But, as far as teaching anything, most (if not all) are awful. Graduates today are ill prepared to enter the workforce (I interview many to find a good one).I don’t make it a habit defending millennials but one can’t blame the millennials without blaming those responsible for teaching the millennials. All to blame.
Especially the universities across America. They are all useless - unless, of course, the have a good football or baseball program. But, as far as teaching anything, most (if not all) are awful. Graduates today are ill prepared to enter the workforce (I interview many to find a good one).
Just curious - what was your major?I can say I didn’t learn a whole lot in college classes. Had a lot of fun. Learned some life lessons from being away from home. But literally nothing that prepared me for my future. Part of that is on me though.
But I would say it falls on the parents of this generation. Obviously there are some that did a tremendous job of raising them. But that’s the irony of most of the folks that complain about millennials...they raised them.
Just curious - what was your major?
I don’t think I said they were destroying the economy - did I? I could argue that many of them don’t understand economics and many of their social/political views don’t have shed a positive outlook for increased economic value (wealth).
While not a direct answer to you question or, necessarily about Millenials, no society that has went in a direction of socialism (even some all the way to communism) have been economically successful in wealth creation (albeit for a few of the respective country’s ruling class). By far, the U.S. has created more wealth for the lower and middle class (and thus upward opportunity from either class) than any country in the history of the world.
Sorry, I guess I misinterpreted "This will probably be the first generation in America that will take their country backwards in terms of economic output and leavie the next generation better than them - and again, I don’t know that they care."
I'm not arguing your economic stance (not too much at least). No one can deny that the US is the richest country in history and despite unfathomable and growing inequality in the distribution of wealth, has done more for its poor citizens than any nation ever has.
I think my point is that you are calling millenials ignorant not because they're uneducated (most highly-educated generation in history), but because you disagree with their economic stances. And as someone pointed out, this has been going on since the beginning of time. On top of that... Who educated these millenials and imparted these socialist tendencies on them in the first place?
I may be biased because I work in banking, but I just don't see the ignorance and carefree attitude of millennials that you describe. Still a bunch of young, workaholic, Machiavellian types who are hellbent on getting rich no matter the cost. We may have an economic crisis up our sleeves, but I bet we’ll do it the old fashioned way... taking advantage of lax regulation and cooking up complex financial instruments that eventually come unraveled and wreak havoc on the economy.
It's not just ages 14-30. Alex Jones caters to an older crowd and he's nothing but a conspiracy theorist. It's just the times that we are living in. People don't want news. They want to be entertained so the news is fluffed up and exaggerated to ridiculous degrees to keep viewers watching. Take a look at the last presidential election. It became less about finding something good in a candidate and more about who could dig up the most dirt on the other. It's reality tv come to life in politics.The ages 14-30 really have zero to offer. Yes there are exceptions like anything.