Hi guys..
Generational divergences have always been a reality: from the time of the Romans, or of the Greeks or even of the Egyptians, the adjacent generations have always disagreed almost everywhere with the profound divisions and the changes that each generation brings to the next.
The motives are quite simple, though always at the center of the debate: the new generations have fun in the past and the previous ones do not understand the new lifestyles, the new generations communicate so that the old do not understand, the old generations have made sacrifices That the new do not understand and so on.
At the heart of everything, as you can see, there is misunderstanding: old generations do not understand new ones and vice versa.
Well, if we take this for granted, that we can consider an anthropological axiom, we must then reflect on the importance it will have, and ultimately, to understand young people in order to understand the direction they have taken the world.
If there is one thing I'm sure is that young people today will be the parents of tomorrow and grandparents on the afternoon and that, in turn, will not understand their children. This is also an axiom.
If all this is true what should we do and who should do what? It is not possible to think that the boys are meeting the needs and the perplexities of those who are no longer young, so what we need to understand is that we have to go to them. This is fundamental: who should make the first step, approaching and understanding is the older generation, not the younger generation.
And how? Speaking, asking. Talking.
Today's young people live in a completely disconnected world, "alienated" if we want to use a strong term in reference to the adult world, and this is because new technologies run so fast that they increase the generational abyss beyond measure, Has never happened before.
The abyss extends exponentially and is about to collapse..
