First paragraph: > Many teachers and parents believe the younger generation know more about technology and “computers” then their own generation. They believe

First paragraph: > Many teachers and parents believe the younger generation know more about technology and “computers” then their own generation. They believe the teens of today know more about computers because we grew up with them, we have always used them and use them for almost every task. Ok, the entire article basically starts off with a subjective assumption. Great ... By that logic my parents should know how analog telephones or TVs work, but I already have doubts that they have an idea of how 3.4 kHz sound like or even know what a kHz is. I doubt they ever heard of cathode rays either. So why should nowadays teens know how MIPI DSI works for example? Because they look at a 7" screen driven by that the entire day? The whole idea is just plain bogus.