Okay Hollywood.

>>212859155 (OP)
>knows how to use Linux in 1993
>don't know how to hold a mouse

The same dumbass that knows it's a great idea to shine an industrial strength flash light directly into the eyeball of a fucking T-rex and hold it steady.

>>212859155 (OP)
i hold my mouse like this

>>212859155 (OP)
Genuinely it was a different time. My school computer lab had PCs running dos, some with windows, some with unix, tons of Apple II's and BBC micros, and the two most popular - the amigas and commdore 64's.

>>212859155 (OP)
why is the file directory a 3d space?

>>212859212
What the fuck?!

>>212859356
it's an actual Unix GUI from 1992
https://movies.stackexchange.com/questions/9745/is-the-unix-operating-system-featured-in-jurassic-park-real

>>212859155 (OP)
kids spent time actually doing stuff back then other than browsing they phones. anyone interested in computers at that time would understand how file systems worked

>>212859155 (OP)
kids in 1993 were smarter than kids now

>>212859524
>it's an actual Unix GUI from 1992
Now that's interesting, since it looks like something made for the audiences of 1993, who barely saw a computer in ther lives, to clearly understand what the girls is doing.

>>212859524
>>212859575
Many such cases.

>>212859155 (OP)
She was an ugly nerd. It makes sense that she spent time in the computer lab instead of kissing boys.

>>212859652
Android 2B fair, this is the parents' fault. If you do everything for your kid all the time they won't learn anything.

>>212859652
im 32 and i grew up opening cans with this instead so i have no idea how the other one works

>>212859155 (OP)
Unix has been around 1970 retard

>>212859652
>why doesn't gen-z know how to operate my handicap tools

>>212859625
There you go, retard. You figured out how programmers design their Operating Systems.

>>212859735
>>212859802
At that age you shouldn't have to "learn" how to use a can opener. You can just look at it and logic out it's operation by handling it for a few seconds.
The issue isn't that he doesn't know how to use it, it's that he can't even figure it out.

>>212859857
Why reply? You know it's bait.

>>212859857

It's not that he can't, he just doesn't care since his mind is elsewhere. Most of these kids don't want to engage with reality, they're too busy parsing all the social media and streamer shit every day that takes up all of their processing power.
I bet he types a bible's worth of text across various devices every day.

Black hat hacker here, that movie's script kiddie shit offends me.

>>212859155 (OP)
Why wouldn't we know how to use Linux?

>>212859155 (OP)
>girl excitedly playing File Explorer
>autistic child having a tantrum and slapping the back of his sister's chair
>adults 5 feet away trying to hold a door closed against ravenous monsters, shouting for someone to slide the loaded shotgun over to them that's just on the floor, barely out of reach
I can't watch this fucking movie without seething over how utterly unlikable and retarded the kids are

>>212859155 (OP)
If she was an ugly weird girl I’d buy it.
>t ugly weird and 13 in 93

>>212860000
checked

>>212860000
how many teenage girls are you

Certain German government workers are migrating to Linux. I assume it’s to openSUSE.

>>212859652
My dad would have smashed that can of beans into my head five seconds into that lol

>>212859857
A can opener, Yes.
Your specialized palsy tools, No.

>>212860177
the only ones who think of this when someone says can opener are poor people and those over 60.

>>212859841
Chill, chud. I said that because a program used in a facility don't need to be user friendly, just a black screen full of code instead of a silly 3D interface that looks like those Virtual Museum "games" that came in a cd-rom

>>212859744
then you are mechanically retarded because you should be able to look at it and get it without having ever used one

>>212859155 (OP)
It's ok. She grew out of that embarrassing phase and became normal.

>>212860177
lmfao do you see any shapes that are similar on both......come on now little fella you can figure it out.

>>212860000
YWNBATG

>>212859155 (OP)
You'd be surprised how much kids knew back then.

>>212859155 (OP)

>>212860319
NTA but easy-to-use system interfaces make it a lot easier and safer to run a technical department. Custom software for big companies - especially theme parks - usually involves a lot of graphic development, because those organizations need to be concerned about training/re-training, employee turnover, and getting approval from non-technical managers.

>>212862968
>>212863241
Its always interesting how people hold a mouse.

>>212862968
Lewd

>>212863241
Thank you. Been waiting for this

>>212859278
Fucking bastard!!!!

>>212859155 (OP)
Why didn't Spielberg give lil Timmy anything to do in this scene? He's just freaking out while Grant was trying to reach for the shotgun.

you should see the other stuff they also know how to do!

>>212859319
That's pretty neat, I wonder when it all just went to windows for schools and business and art schools only apple

I swapped to linux 2 weeks ago bros. It's great and I'm never going back

>>212859212
>needing to use the mouse at all

>>212859155 (OP)

UNIX != LINUX

>>212859625
Computers were magic in all 90s movies

>>212864079
cope

>>212863885
I've been using Linux as my main OS for half a year now. It's really shit with multiple monitors, can't scale my 4k TV and 1440p monitor different. At least not base Debian running KDE.
Fucking Windows 8 could that...

>>212860490
This.

>>212859278
>>212859212
>>212863283
Gamer mouse grip, probably has a scroll wheel at home.

>>212864325
everyone tells me linux is great... mfw nothing works without installing a billion packages

no longer care if Bill has my balls in his limp fist, windows is a gift

>>212859155 (OP)
That's not linux, that's SGI IRIX. Linux wasn't even a functioning operating system yet in 1993.

>>212864477
Basically me.

literally a dinosaur claw, disgusting

Seriously, how would a teenager be exposed to UNIX in 1993?

>>212859155 (OP)
Born 1988, we all learned to use pc's just by fooling around with them. They didn't even need to have any games. Just typing shit onto cmd was fun.

>>212864770
isnt she supposed to be a child genius? i have not seen the movie in a while

>>212860236
I think of it because my dad was Navy and my mom's first husband was Army so I grew up with all sorts of old GI shit in the house.

>>212859155 (OP)
SGI WORKSTATIONS WERE THE COOLEST THING EVER

>>212860919
And then her brother went back in time to fight the japs in ww2. Fucked up family desu.

>>212864678
imagine her gripping your dick like this
I need it

>>212859319
Yeah my school still had Apple II's in fuck 2000.

People don't realize how much shit is acclerating.

>>212859575
>using ai to cheat your way through ethics class
We are so fucked 10 years from now.

>>212864949
>We
Not my problem

>>212864949
it's already over

>>212864978
kids will say ok boomer but they'll try to tap the monitor if you sit them down at a pc
yes, really

>>212864858
just say poor

>>212859155 (OP)
I was a teenager using Linux in 1993 and later a girl. It's not that unreasonable.

>>212864978
I blame chromebooks.

>>212864912
the velociraper

>>212864572
>everyone tells me linux is great
Used to be one of those. Had only used it on my laptop (Thinkpad with Arch btw), worked great there. But now on my desktop with multiple screens it's not optimal.
At least I haven't even tried to game on it, dual boot with W11 for that.

Nowadays you don't even have to buy a license for Windows, the nag-screen on top of everything isn't even there. Just some settings I haven't used for anything is deactivated.
This got rid of the annoying install process and uninstalled all the bloat too
https://github.com/memstechtips/UnattendedWinstall

>>212864978
we must defund education, clearly

>>212864978
it's pretty rough
my brother is a teacher and he said a lot of his class(grade 7) didn't know you could just drag and drop files from external drives when plugged in and kept trying to use bluetooth

>>212865193
Those have proper file structures. It's the phones where you never see an explorer unless you are looking for it.

>>212859652
I assume he is high as fuck

>>212864949
Some nationalist podcast I listen to has brought up this as being a good thing actually. The more retarded the average person becomes, the easier it is for you and your kids too get on top in the future.
Basically, teach your kids how computers and AI works and they are well set to climb high in the future.

>>212859155 (OP)
>use Linux in 1993
Unix...different

>>212865433
>named shell
>not actually a shell but rather a box on the side
Linux doesn't make any sense...

>>212864978
Yeah that totally happened

>>212859524
>>212859212
In the book it was the boy who was smart and ran the computers, and the girl was useless and screamed and cried. The parents being divorced, the dad spent more time with the sporty girl and the boy was neglected and all of a sudden this dino professor bonded with him.

In the movie (((Spielberg))) reversed the characters also wanting to "explore the love interest of the young girl and her crush on Dr Grant"

>>212865267
But we're spending more money, both public and private, on education than ever before and getting worse and worse results.

>>212865503
I use Arch btw

>>212865554
>and getting worse and worse results.
by design...so they can defund it

>>212859575
>kids in 1993 were smarter than kids now
eh, as a recent college student...i find those 'easy' introductory assigments the hardest. how to write about yourself without sounding pompous...or too anything really. And the assigned 'reply to your class mates post with atleast 10 sentences' things were worse. Chatgpt, here is a list of my hobbies and interests...make me sound confident but not arrogant. thanks. but i got the 'tism, so maybe it's easier for others

>>212865531
>"explore the love interest of the young girl and her crush on Dr Grant"
Well he failed at that. Never gotten that feeling across in the movie.

>>212865615
It's across the board, anon. New york, texas, it doesn't matter which political party is in charge of the local education system, they're all getting worse.
It's systemic thing.

>>212865554
>getting worse and worse results
Have your demographics changed? Sweden is basically viewed as retarded in PISA studies these days, but if you only count actual Swedes we are doing fine.

>>212865783
>Well he failed at that. Never gotten that feeling across in the movie.
yeah, never got a hint of that

>She said i should ride with you, since it'd be good for you

>>212865623
Your inability to compose a simple text like this and convey the intended tone through prose does indeed make you retarded, yes.

>>212866061
>Your inability to compose a simple text like this and convey the intended tone through prose does indeed make you retarded, yes.
i could handle the actual courseload fine...write a program that does this...sure no problem. Write ten sentences about yourself without sound retarded. Nope. again, got the 'tism

>>212864596

>>212866025
Just watched the clip, still don't get that feel. Perhaps I'm just not a pedo.

>>212859155 (OP)
It was Unix which is proprietary software.

>>212864596
And it's still not, it's a kernel.

>>212866061
Fuck you!!!!

>>212866267
>Just watched the clip, still don't get that feel
wasn't being sarcastic...i never did either. she only wanted to ride with him since Laura Dern told her to...and never should any real interest in him. The brother was the Dr. Grant stan who had read his book and wouldn't leave him alone

>>212859652
This makes me pray for a nuclear war where only this faggot survives and all that's left is canned food, just so he can spend the rest of his miserable starving life trying to figure it out and failing.

>>212859652
You can tell that kid does not care at all
At the same time, what the fuck is he trying to open a can with?

>>212859155 (OP)
Imagine greping her, so to speak.

>>212859155 (OP)
>reality: every single computer nerd is a white or asian male
>hollywood: every single computer nerd is a negro or a girl

>>212866628
>only this faggot survives and all that's left is canned food, just so he can spend the rest of his miserable starving life trying to figure it out and failing.
i give him the benefit of the doubt he has anxiety like i do...give me a simple task, but knowing people are actively watching and hoping I fail....my hands become giant balloons

>>212859155 (OP)
>>212859575
>>212862968
How stupid do you have to be to hit your teenage years and not know how to operate a computer?

>>212859212
>don't know how to hold a mouse
This was a director choice, it was to more clearly show the mouse to the audience. They do this all the time in films where they make actors do shit wrong so the audience can see it better. This is why actors fire from the hip despite years of firearm training and range time (holding a gun correctly may obstruct the actors face).

You also see it with canned beverages in movies, actors often hold it wrong with a loose finger and thumb gripn and sip awkwardly. It always bothers me how film makers assume the audience are retards who would be unable to tell what the actor is holding.

She navigated a very intuitive graphic user interface and pressed a couple of buttons on a menu. It's quite an underwhelming payoff for the set up of her being a "hacker".

>>212865623
>i find those 'easy' introductory assigments the hardest

a. You misspelled 'assignments'.

b. They're supposed to make you think and actually engage your brain - obviously.

I'm not against technology at all. Like I had an old fuck math teacher who was against calculators and wanted us to use log tables, which was total unnecessary bullshit, but I at least understand why you wouldn't use a calculator for everything in math class - especially early on - since the point is to actually understand how the operations themselves work:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_table#Tables_of_logarithms

If you don't understand the difference, then you're retarded and it just becomes actual 'cheating'. In which case you should be removed from the educational institution and shown how to put the fries in the bag instead, or the institution itself should be shut down since 'education' itself has become a performative waste of time.

The kids who are actually smart can obviously figure shit out for themselves, now more than ever with the Internet and AI.

Even when I was in the military back in the 90's studying electronics, with the real pending consequences that you could get your arse shot off along with everyone else's if you didn't actually know how to operate and repair the equipment, there were faggots cheating on the tests. A great many faggots are just like that and early ChatGPT has made their obvious obvious obvious in yet another way.

That shit was so prevalent, I was actually accused of secretly studying for hours when all I did was actually listen in class, and chastised for NOT cheating and going along with one of the instructors worried about his job giving the class all the exam answers because so many others were failing. I was even falsely accused of exposing that, like I would have been doing something wrong if I had.

The public sector is rife with that kind of shit because the government spends instead of makes money.

I really don't get it. Children grow up on the internet from 2000 onward and you're baffled a teenager could ever know programming? Even if it was 1993 it's not like they would be incapable of it.

>>212866824
What would getting nuked and then discovering you're the last faggot on Earth do for your anxiety?

That shit is such bullshit dude. You can either do something or you can't. The fact that you can't and it's being exposed is what's giving you what you call the 'muh anxiety'. Quit making excuses, figure shit out, or in the case of physical skillz just practice it until you're actually competent.

>>212859212
A lot of 90s movies didn't even include mouses at all. Guess they thought random typing sounds were more cinematic than pointing and clicking.

>>212859155 (OP) She was using Xunil.

>>212867378
>You can either do something or you can't. The fact that you can't and it's being exposed is what's giving you what you call the 'muh anxiety'.
I can talk quite eloquently about a subject in a one or two person group...then go in-front of the class and my nose starts running and my pulse races...then the intrusive thoughts of 'omg your'e blowing it' start....which exacerbates the situation. if you've never experienced it, yeah, you'll just assume someones being overly dramatic. but it can cause physical symptoms, that add to the anxiety once they start

>>212864678
That's a black dude.

>>212867770
Did you ever consider just manning the fuck up and not being such a fucking pussywillow?

>>212859524
This. Computing teacher used to teach computers, including programming languages like LOGO or hypercard, instead of making the kids into consumers of microsoft slop.

>>212867869
>Did you ever consider just manning the fuck up and not being such a fucking pussywillow?
yes, doesn't work. so now i stay in low stress situations where i don't have to 'man up'

>>212867869
>Did you ever consider just manning the fuck up and not being such a fucking pussywillow?
kind of makes me emphasize with crazy people. who gives a shit what these mouthbreathers think of me, yet my body doesn't believe me and make me feel like having a heart attack. luckily im tall and decently handsome, so as along as i stay our of stress inducing situations, the world is my oyster

>>212859155 (OP)
>install Linux
>it's basically Windows
wow so complex very complicated

>>212866708
https://linux.die.net/man/1/finger

https://jurassicsystems.com/

>>212859155 (OP)
no one holds a mouse like that

>>212864978
there is like a sweet spot generation of tech literacy. you have kids today who don't even know what a file is and you also have boomers who still can't connect a remote to their tv even with instructions for retards. somewhere in between is a generation with at least the bare minimum ability to navigate a computer

>>212865433
I still can't understand the difference.

>>212865390
AI is fun until you have to carry on a conversation with your intecellect and personality crutch.

>>212866991
>>212862968 #
>How stupid do you have to be to hit your teenage years and not know how to operate a computer?

Computers were a niche hobby for kids in 1993

>a shiczo with split personalities, a bpd psycho, a fat guy , an old nigga and a sandnigga are able to take down the equivalent of Visa or Mastercard.


hmmmm

>>212872455
Depends. We had them in school and had to learn them from the 1980's in Anglo countries. By 1993 everyone had one in their home, of varying quality. My parents were broke, so I was still using this monstrosity in 1993.

>>212867430
>mouses

>>212865554
>on education than ever before and getting worse and worse results.
More and more non-whites.

>>212859652
I obviously know how to do this, but I haven't opened a can in years, it's not exactly essential knowledge. Kid looks retarded in webm.

>>212860236
>poor people
any person who is mostly eating out of cans is poor anon, sorry to break it to you

>>212864572
Linux is nice for building a light weight enviroment specialized for a few purposes, I wouldn't choose it for personal use unless I was doing it for ideological reasons.

>>212872455
>Computers were a niche hobby for kids in 1993
the mouse was a new invention, thats why she doesn't know how to use it and no one on set does either

>>212864678

>>212872455
a lot of schools had basic typing and programming classes already so you could just stumble into it as an interest. My school had us do Pascal sheets and a flow program when we were like 9, most of us hated it but typing was fun since you could compete with each other.
Some kids are weird as fuck as well, this one kid a year after we started using computers had already programmed his own little dungeon crawler game with shit graphics.

>>212873716
>the mouse was a new invention, thats why she doesn't know how to use it and no one on set does either

Honestly it could be that, if you look at videos of amateurs using a mouse in the 90s you'll see some people holding it in weird ways. I mean even in the early 00s I remember some people with a strange mouse grip in cybercafes arguing about how it made them play better, just like WASD wasn't standard practice either at the time.

>>212859319
>BBC
>micros
Pick one
It's a joke retards, calm down

>>212863241
Is there a lil cheetus one

>>212864879
And insanely expensive at the time.

>>212865390
Sounds like something Malcolm and Simone would say.

>>212866782
Guess which three are the elite hackers in this Hollywood show?

>>212865783
>>212866267
She also didn't want to let go of Grant's hand when he helped her up after she tripped.
Don't tell me you're also one of those retards that claims Grant and Ellie weren't romantically involved in the movie, anon. If you are, you might have autism.

>>212865309
>I assume he is high as fuck
Correct, he's been doped on SSRIs since the womb.

>>212873097
Home computers were common in 1993. Access to anything Unix based was not. You could buy something like Coherent but you'd need to already be fluent in some flavor of Unix for that to be on your radar.

>>212864325
>4K TV
>1440p monitor
lmao seriously? you don't need that much, you want that much. lossless 480p is all you really need.

>>212867378
>just don't have anxiety
Never thought of that, anon.

>>212859212
This nigga never heard of a CLI

>>212875823
the only real way would be to pickup a used Unix workstation at a surplus auction etc but that would still be a tall order in 93. They were mostly found in professional or university environments.

It's too hard for me to install software on GNU+Linux. If it's in the distros little software "store" then it's easy enough but a lot of stuff isn't there and then you got to download a tarball and then figure out how to install it via the terminal and it's too much, man, it's too much. I download an installer on windows for whatever I want, I run it, the software is installed (usually where I want it) and then I just run the program from a shortcut or from the start menu. I don't want to use the command line for basically anything ever.

>>212876119
How is 2004 treating you?

>>212876227
Fuck off with your flatpak nonsense

>>212867430
They're not wrong

>>212876304
Ill take your bait...
What software do you need that is only available by tarball, and not in a repository?

>>212859155 (OP)
HEr parents were like college professors. They probably had access to a unix account thru their parents. Why would they use that? Because IRC chat existed and so did multiplayer text based zork type muds. Also you could browse usenet to read (alt.sex.stories) and use gopher. You could download files over your 14.4k modem if you had a few hours and see a noodie pic. You might have had to paste it together in a word processor and then uudecode it. And then the pic was some grainy scary bush from the 1970s
There were legitimate reasons for teens to know how to use unix then.

>>212876456
Or even scarier: West German Porn. Back then they had the craziest shit.

>>212875747
>Grant and Ellie weren't romantically involved in the movie, anon
always assumed that...and that she was pushing for the 'next step' marriage/kids, which is why she was pushing the kids at him. just never picked up on the 13 year old having the hots for him. that part was news to me

>>212876082
Yes. The only reason why I knew anything about Unix was because a friend from church had a father that worked at Unisys who was greatly disappointed that his son didn't give a shit about computers so when he found out that I did, he set up an account on the System V box they had at the local office and let me dial in to play around. Also gave me a bunch of training manuals. So that was a complete fluke and wasn't installed on my local computer. Sure as hell didn't have a GUI for remote use.

>>212875899
No, what you never thought of faggot is that everyone feels like that, but they man up and get the fuck over it instead of wallow in it like a pathetic homo the rest of their life.

>>212871030
Neat

>>212877597
>everyone feels like that, but they man up
not everybody feels that way. started taking a THC gummy every day...and i don't feel that way anymore. obviously get nervous/anxious on occasion...but the actual heart palpitations, head to toe sweats and all that, from a simple anxiety inducing moment? no, that shit is clinical. glad you don't have it. but saying 'toughen up' is like telling a person in a wheel chair how easy walking is

>>212875823
>print ads
>Print ads with paragraphs of text extolling the product's virtues
I think after Nike became so successful, everyone wanted to copy their minimalist "just do it" ads. ALL text vanished from print ads by 1995 or so until it was just a sentence, or even just a company name. Small thing, inconsequential? IDK, the older ads at least pretended you were a rational human trying to make an informed decision rather than an illiterate ape-man selecting a tribal identity.

>>212877718
Keep on believing that you absolute limp-wristed Nancy-boy.

>>212859744
that's for poor people lol.

>>212877313
>the 13 year old having the hots for him
Probably because there's not a single part in the movie that alludes to that
And yeah Ellie wanted the kids to ride with Allan as a way of forcing him to interact with the kids

>>212877884
>Keep on believing that you absolute limp-wristed Nancy-boy.
will do

>>212859652
this reminds me of seeing my zoomer coworker using a power drill to remove some phillips head screws as if it were a portable lathe, he completely destroyed 2 drill bits in like 3 minutes before i took it from him

>>212865125
My boomer mom did that to my pc because she has a win11 laptop with a touchscreen.

>>212878146
>My boomer mom did that to my pc because she has a win11 laptop with a touchscreen.
had this 3rd party rep come into work not too long ago to 'update our system' as she put it. then kept trying to move the cursor on the monitor by dragging her finger across it over and over. literally had to teach this 50 year old woman how to use a touchpad on a laptop.. thought i was being pranked on Candid Camera

>>212863885
The only time linux hasnt been a headache & waste of time was when i was using it to run game servers

>>212878227
Lol. I had a compsci teacher in hs get stuck on those old popup ads with a fake inline window,she kept clicking the fake X and opening a new popup then closing that and clicking the fake x again, did it like 3 times before i intervened. She wasn't even dumb as a teacher or anything

>>212859155 (OP)
She's absolutely soaked with sweat and rain. She's twelve not a teenager. She needs a bubble bath.

it would have been more believable if they hadn't deleted the scene where she says this to Dr. Grant:

>I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re refering to as Linux , is in fact, GNU/ Linux , or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux . Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
>
>Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux , and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.
>
>There really is a Linux , and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/ Linux . All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/ Linux !

>>212859652
He doesn't even give it a good look and try to understand how it would work.

>>212859652
i've never seen a can opener like that and it looks confusing and retarded no wonder the kid is confused

>>212879610
But anon, that's how all can openers look
..

>>212879652
nah, a can opener like in the webm doesnt exist in EU. all the cans either have pop up seals (like soda cans) or you use a small tin opener that you rock back n forward like >>212879610

>>212859155 (OP)
kids were the worst part of this movie

>>212879729
That’s a lie

>>212879729
So that's why we never joined the EU up here in norway.

I have generation fatigue.

>>212879729
Yeah only can opener i have seen or used is this one >>212879610

>>212864978
>>212865291
Teachfag here.
Digital literacy isn't the problem imo: you have clueless tiktok girls in your class that dont even know what a PDF file is but you inevitably still have 3 or 4 nerds in the same class (permanently on discord nowadays) who are pretty good with computers... It's still the same division of clueless normies and a few digital addicts like it was in millenial times.

The big fucking issue is reading ability, I know I sound like the biggest concerned boomer right now but reading ability has gone down the shitter in the past 10 years and the internet is to blame. Have a question? Ask ChatGPT. Need something? Google it. Everything they need is instantly given to them, neatly summarised by an AI in 3 or less sentences. So why still read more than half a page? Why write more than half a page? Thats what bots are for!

I had one of my best students almost freak out over the fact that "google didnt want to give him his info" He had googled the right keywords for half an hour but for some reason Google hadnt given him the thing he needed as one of the top results. When I suggested he should scroll down (it was right there as the 7th result btw) a page he looked at me like I just suggested he should sacrifice a goat to the algoritm gods. They cannot even comprehend the idea of reading more than 5 sentences before trying google or ChatGPT again, if its not instanly given to them it might as well be unobtainable archaic information lost to time forever...

Its why nerdy zoomers will never find their way to 4chan. They literally wouldnt have made it all the way through this post.

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And yet, each summer there seems to be a fresh influx of even worse cancer.