> 30 years ago - yes. I'd say it would be evenly matched. They would know things related to protocols and tech that we've lost, while we would have more sophis

> 30 years ago - yes. I'd say it would be evenly matched. They would know things related to protocols and tech that we've lost, while we would have more sophisticated tools. I am amused by the idea that "they" would know things that "we've" lost, over a span as short as 30 years, considering a fair number of "them" are actually just "us", older now but fully active in our careers!