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There is little we can do about the world as a whole, but there is a lot we can do in terms of our behavior and for those with kids, how we raise them.
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We blame most parents for their bad parenting while we were much younger, now the baton has been passed on to us, how well do we train our kids? Or don't just let them do silly things because they are kids?

Our future lies in our hands and that of our kids, better children, better society.

Thank you for this, it was worth reading.

I think we are seeing a lot more instances where people don't care how something works just that it works.  I find myself falling into that habit sometimes, but not super often.  I'd rather know how something was fixed versus just that it has been fixed.  Cool pool hall. I haven't been to one of those in a long time.  I think I still have my own cue somewhere.

Owww yeah, there is a big difference (the drug addict and the chemist who makes drug) concept was very accurate to explain the idea of being only a user of the technology and not the creator of technology! 

This is already a great learning for today! Thank you so much! 

>....but there is a lot we can do in terms of our own behavior and for those with kids, how we raise them

You are right sire, first and foremost nice meeting i appreciate the fact that you took ya time to create a wonderful community on the blockchain. Here i can share some health tips that reflected to living and more. 

Back to discussions, in terms of our own behavior we all have the negative and positive attitudes or behavior. The kids are the leader of tomorrow what matters now is for us to train them well in a way they will grow and when they grow they won't depart from the way. 

Great job Sir @tarazkp hoping to see you on my blog lol 

It will be the creatives that wield the power of technology that moves this next generation forward. 

>There are a lot of technological drug addicts out there who have no more skill with technology, other than being able to swipe at the screen or play Candy Crush.

They should play splinterlands instead. After becoming good at it they would earn some crypto.

Pool is a game I have been playing for sometimes. Just for fun, but I really enjoyed it. 

And I see the point about new generations lacking a lot of important things in their life, like handwriting (that is a form of expression of our personality), relationships with others, pictures with "no AI", no pictures at all and living the moments, and much much more. 

Staying connected with the world is really important

This is also a topic that comes to my mind every once in a while. I agree with you young generations depend completely on tech, but it is also true, their world is a tech world, much more than it was when we were young with no internet, no cellphones, and no personal computers for many of us.

I believe it is a matter of balance but nowadays parents need to put a lot more time from their side compared to the education system because the "tech" relationship is everywhere and at any time of the day, while back then, most of their "social" interaction was only in school and at home.

I believe, sooner or later, social boot camps will appear all over the world to educate those who have been having such an intense relationship with tech, that they have forgotten to live and interact in "real life", we can already see this started in Japan a couple of decades ago, but now is spreading all over, especially after the pandemics.

On the other side of the spectrum, we will see more and more ppl being left out of the system because they are far away from "user tech" knowledge, and cannot manage to get integrated into a group where high "tech user" skills are needed.

Honestly, I have the feeling the world new generations are facing is much harder than the one we had to face back then.

Deep analysis of the present and coming generations of kids and how tech influence on them since very little, Im on the same camp and I had to extreme at some point, have two boys, the older one is 10 and the younger 8, at some point I saw how they were not only spending too much time watching Youtube or playing online that I had to take extreme measures, no Youtube period I block it at DNS level because trying to control what the algo shows the account is almost impossible, implement active directory and got their computers on schedule, their users are not admin and via comand line change the dns at certain hours of the day, also block Netflix via dns, setup a virtual machine with Jellyfin for them and download all content I approve even some Youtube channels I create some scripts that monitor channels and download the content because I saw how they were becoming zombies consuming internet, now they know their schedule and when dns change and there is not internet they go and do something else, play with their toys, the scooter, ask mom to take them to the park but do kids stuff, eventually it would be lovely if they get interested in computers since I would be able to teach them everything I know about it, I can only imagine how it is in a house where kids dont have direct supervision, Im lucky my wife doesnt work and take care of our kids and Im always diligent of what they are consuming online, tech could turn to be the worst for a kid
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You make valid points each time bring the text to a post.

I understood where my father came from, complaining that my brother and sister use their phones so frequently.  Can he really ask why they don’t learn to create an app?

I only mean to poke at his disposition to lament their lack of engagement, when in reality, I feel as though those curious questions weren’t encouraged for them at a time where they might be well down the rabbit hole in search of it.

Having a love of reading came from my youth as an only child for a period, the gift of a picture dictionary as a child, and long stays at the library waiting for my parents to return from work. Whereas their youth was characterized by new social media platforms and a public health crisis that kept them very insulated, I don’t see the need in berating them about how they’re not child tech prodigies. 

If only the right ideas were encouraged at the right times, that would make them good and increase the chances they take hold. I’m always implying to family and friend, an idea’s only as good as its timing.

I think the fundemental skills are kinda experinces and are learnt in life itself as we do trials-and-errors, the rest like school strengthens them.