I'd be more concerned at any point if kids stopped taking things to extremes and missing out on the nuances of things. It's what kids do. It's more concerning

I'd be more concerned at any point if kids stopped taking things to extremes and missing out on the nuances of things. It's what kids do. It's more concerning when in their mid twenties, early 30s, they don't grow up. Which seems to have more to do with the general infantilization arising from a variety of factors, perhaps most notably crippling debt for which they themselves are the pledged collateral, by which of course I mean student loans, which stops them from starting families, owning homes, and generally getting the experience of actually having responsibility for various systems that require having an intimate experience with nuance.