I don't think we will. We come from a different era and we know how to explore unknown interfaces. Our parents don't. My mom has been using devices such as radi

I don't think we will. We come from a different era and we know how to explore unknown interfaces. Our parents don't. My mom has been using devices such as radios or dishwasher for decades, but she still doesn't understand that "triangle" means "Play/Start", "square" means "Stop", "parallel lines" means Pause. Likewise power on button is always a circle with a line on it, but give her a new device and the first question is "how do I turn it on".