The article's mention towards further research on if the drop in people over 40's innovation confidence is due to exhaustion or wisdom is cool, but I'm more int

The article's mention towards further research on if the drop in people over 40's innovation confidence is due to exhaustion or wisdom is cool, but I'm more interested in if those differences will extend over time or will, as more people who have grown up in the technology generations, push this distrust of technology up in age. From my perspective it is generally the older you are the more you don't understand technology (yes I know there exceptions but in general). Besides 40 seems like a random age for people to start becoming wise to technology suddenly. I haven't heard of research into brain physiology that fundamentally changes after your early twenties. It seems a lot more likely that every one born after forty years ago grew up with a more technology than older generations, who just never figured out what the deal is with technology.