> that leaves you fundamentally unqualified for many tasks, and you'll have learn (via painful experience, apprenticeship [if that is emotionally possible for G

> that leaves you fundamentally unqualified for many tasks, and you'll have learn (via painful experience, apprenticeship [if that is emotionally possible for Gen Y/Z], or self study) many things This is not a generational thing. I know at least as many entitled older folks as I do detached younger folks. Moreover, part of the drive for saving dying industries is because the folks in those industries don't want to pivot because that's hard. Some people just want life to be easier and give in to that. It is easy to sympathize with that because life is hard and it would be nice.