@Kajto what i find sad, we the "older" generations, we had to look for our knowlage from librarys, our sources were books, and mostly after we read some, we had to endure a loot of repeads till we found new knowlage. it were hard earned "tresures".
and in comparsion, you the "younger" generation, rised with the internet, have options to get almsot each knowlage the world can offer, from each country in the world, and everything in a second, and what do you? almost all of you dont want to know anything, wont look for knowlage and look just for a short distraction from the borredom of not knowing what to do with your live.
the future looks so shiny bright, that it turned us blind.
and in comparsion, you the "younger" generation, rised with the internet, have options to get almsot each knowlage the world can offer, from each country in the world, and everything in a second, and what do you? almost all of you dont want to know anything, wont look for knowlage and look just for a short distraction from the borredom of not knowing what to do with your live.
the future looks so shiny bright, that it turned us blind.
