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> No generation ever has had this, full-stop This is a totally different statement. Every generation said the kids are being corrupted. It may be the case that
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 5y ago
> No generation ever has had this, full-stop
This is a totally different statement. Every generation said the kids are being corrupted. It may be the case that this time the kids really are being corrupted.
The whole point of the thread is that armchair psychology says the same thing it always does: the kids are being corrupted. Actual research says: the kids are being corrupted and that IG is different.
The point is that we need the research.
- cutemonster 5y agoThis is not kids being corrupted. That's the wrong comparison. It's their self esteem that can get damaged. Computer gaming addiction, and worrying about likes on FB and elsewhere, and feeling worthless, are in a different dimension than "corrupted clothes" and music. It's more comparable to getting bullied maybe, than music and fashion.