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Little girl trying to play a Gameboy in the touchscreen era: https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/722huo/little_girl_trying_to_play_a_gameboy_it_in_the/?utm_term=37f5c9bd-f2af-4c08-b43f-0510c7df4b87&utm_medium=search&utm_source=reddit&utm_name=frontpage&utm_content=1 https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/722huo/little_girl_... Young people have a different experience of current circumstances than older people, so they see different problems and opportunities. Digital natives will have different mental models of life, the universe and everything. While older people are still trying to adjust to the new fangled thing, youngsters are envisioning the logical next step. Some industries and solutions benefit from long experience and wisdom. Others benefit from a relatively clean slate, unburdened by excess expectations of how things "should" be done. (My adult sons seem to just know how to do things on a tablet. I prefer the tablet to a laptop, but I often get help from my kids. Touchscreen tech in no way comes naturally to me, even though I have spent more time on a tablet in the last few years than a PC or laptop.)