Well it raises a very good question about unconditional love. Sometimes you get the idea that even with people's boomer mom's they expect "success" not to see their child happy but to be able to tell the few people they talk to how Little Jimmy has a certain career. But yeah I get what you are saying about these latch-key kids not feeling the pull to take care of their elderly parents. They just look at the parents and just feel like they were vengeful and extreme shit talkers the whole time and wouldn't listen to the kids so they just dump them off at the cheapest care home where the staff is beating the shit out of them so the parents can "learn the value of a dollar." It's sad really but I would say there are all levels of making sense.
It's hard for people to break brokey mentality and hard for people to get out of the middle class rut and going by a 1952 playbook isn't really going to play today. You would think it wouldn't be that hard for them to figure out but they really can't.
That's part of the reason why in various different aspects of my life I match up with the younger generation to sharpen my swords and learn from them. Basketball is a great way for me to do this because I see what is in their bag or where their game has advanced compared to 20 years ago.
As far as business and crypto goes I see everyone's brain is getting more and more tweakery. On to the next thing, on to the next thing, on to the next thing. That is why this 3 month power down cycle on HIVE or the 8 Year Gang on ICP is NOT POPULAR to the Yung Bloods. Everything needs to be liquid or they are staying away. Tucking money away in a savings account means NOTHING to them......they want a super car TODAY!!!
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