> Before you said we were talking about society. Society doesn't care about people's hobbies. Society is built out of people; people are in large part built ou

> Before you said we were talking about society. Society doesn't care about people's hobbies. Society is built out of people; people are in large part built out of their hobbies as kids. TL;DR: You're wrong. > It seems to me that more people than ever have access to computers, at younger ages. When I was at university in the late 90's people didn't bring laptops, now elementary school kids do. And every other boy is addicted to Fortnite. My kid has had a laptop for school work since he started högstadiet (9th year), and is addicted not to Fortnite but, uh, "CS GO" I think (though on another laptop)... And (despite my occasional attempts to impart some knowledge) he knows fuck-all about what we would consider basic computer usage. TL;DR: You're still wrong.