> Basically nobody at age 18 has a reasonable world view because their life experience is basically limited to childhood It's fair to criticize teens for limit

> Basically nobody at age 18 has a reasonable world view because their life experience is basically limited to childhood It's fair to criticize teens for limited experience. It's fair to assume a some portion of what they think they know is a reflection of the common wisdom of adults in their circle. It's fair to start from the assumption that this will often result in opinions that aren't very nuanced, systematic, and balanced. It's risky to assume this means teens have no meaningful experience, knowledge, or even expertise. And I'm at least a little surprised to see an opinion approaching that on a forum where no small number of participants started playing/working at creating software before they reached an age expressed in double-digits.