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I'm 45 and I think this headline is total nonsense. How do Harris Polls work? If it's asking mainly Americans who use Facebook and answer unsolicited phone cal
by ilaksh 3y ago
I'm 45 and I think this headline is total nonsense.
How do Harris Polls work? If it's asking mainly Americans who use Facebook and answer unsolicited phone calls, then that's a particular sample that is not representative of the whole.
I was always fascinated by the internet as a kid as soon as I found out about it, just as much as I was with microcomputers.
I guess there are a lot of social media things that I never totally figured out though. Like most of them. Probably still don't really understand HN even. But love to ramble on here.
But also the headline is misleading if you read the article.
I clicked on the article and read it though so maybe that's the whole point of what seemed to just be a poor article and headline.
I suspect that some Gen Xers may be more enthusiastic about certain aspects of the internet or technology such as AR and AI since we have the perspective of previous versions being so relatively weak. So the new stuff is exciting in comparison.
Whereas for kids, I suppose some of them may be disappointed or unimpressed due to really high expectations for technology.