What I find baffling is the lack of adult conversations about such issues. Perhaps because the conversation is being dominated by teenagers? The 'catastrophism

What I find baffling is the lack of adult conversations about such issues. Perhaps because the conversation is being dominated by teenagers? The 'catastrophism' that the article cites is actually a normal psychological trait shared by teenagers. What's really at fault here I think is our binary definition of adulthood - none of the students excoriating their dorm 'master' here should really be considered psychological adults.