> Imagine: You’re 16. You’re in school. You’re sitting in class. Honestly, I think it's impossible for anyone above ~25 to imagine what it's like to be 16 in s

> Imagine: You’re 16. You’re in school. You’re sitting in class. Honestly, I think it's impossible for anyone above ~25 to imagine what it's like to be 16 in school today. Context and social dynamics have changed too much for anyone that old (and probably anyone at all) to be insightful about the behaviour of groups of teenagers using a yet unreleased product.