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It is just an artifact of the WSJ complaining about "kids these days". In the past, the WSJ has whined about the internet, television, rock & roll, radio and te
by Tangurena2 3y ago
It is just an artifact of the WSJ complaining about "kids these days". In the past, the WSJ has whined about the internet, television, rock & roll, radio and telephones.
- joenot443 3y agoI read the WSJ "whining" as more of an observation about evolving social trends than anything else. The world changes, people notice, and journalists write about it - do you feel clever noting that the WSJ has, in the past, written about other evolving trends? Circling it all into just "kids these days" type discourse is pretty reductive and reddit-brained, I think.