Unlock the Gen Z employee: Inside the mind of a native digital | Hannah Williams | TEDxAsheville
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- Опубликовано: 14 май 2022
- Since 27% of your workforce will be Gen Z by 2025, are you prepared? How will you attract them given over half of Gen Z’s want to be an entrepreneur?
In this talk, 24-year-old Native Digital and Gen Z expert and author of A Leaders Guide to Unlocking Gen Z, Hannah Grady Williams, guides you on a journey into the mind of her generation. She shares how they work, think, and play starting from an entirely different point of view than Native Analogs (anyone over age 35), to help you modernize your workplace for the future of work. Hannah Grady Williams is the Gen Z CEO Advisor, and the founder of OVRTURE ACADEMY, the program founders and leaders attend to become Certified Native Digital Fluent™. Her story began in a blue pickup truck when her father handed 12-year-old Hannah the phone and asked her to close a deal on an investment property. After this unexpected intro to the world of entrepreneurship, she enrolled in college at age 14 and graduated with an undergraduate degree in international business at 18. Now, as a 23-year old Gen Z’r, she consults organizations from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, and is on a mission to help business owners unlock the power of Gen Z talent as a competitive advantage. Her recent book, A Leader’s Guide to Unlocking Gen Z, is the first of its kind handbook for leaders who want to understand and become relevant to native digital employees. To learn more about Hannah's work and listen to her podcast, The Native Digital + Native Analog Show, visit hannahgwilliams.com. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I find this a bit naive, Hannah.
For every successful RUclipsr or influencer, there are more than a thousand RUclipsrs that don't make it.
So how do those Gen Z people survive if they are not willing to study or work?
I am also against classifying people as either native digital or native analog. There is already enough polarization in this world, and everybody should be free to choose the lifestyle they want..
Now there's going to be another couple of gender discrepancies to deal with.
They don't want to work physical jobs lol
Agree. The moment she started highlighting these Tiktok executives, she fell for the textbook survivorship bias. She cites that eventually 27% of a company will be digital natives -- but the irony here is that they will still be rank and file.
She's a 24-year old CEO. It shows.
Native digital are not the first generation to consider material possessions unimportant. My husband and I don't wear wedding rings at all and we are nearing 60. In the 60s and 70s a lot of youth went back to nature and protested a war, their parents found them alian also. I would like to mention you are the group that will spend $1000 or more for a phone, need a watch to tell you how many steps you've taken and ear buds to listen to music you pay for monthly, in addition to a tablet or laptop where you also pay a monthly gaming fee, have cable or a streaming service. Use Uber eats or Door dash and have everything delivered to your house, someone in your generation is doing that for a job.
I'm 22 years old and it's not true all the thing she said about Gen Z. Doesn't matter the age for being an entrepreneur or CEO of a company. It's more important other factors like the context, the culture, the conditions, etc. The age is a secondary factor.
I am forty and one of the older Millenials. My friends can build and configure their computers from scratch and jailbreak their phones, if needed. Most younglings I know are screwed when Instagram doesn't open anymore.
I don't want to generalize, but I think that if someone was birthed into the digital age, that doesn't automatically mean they also mastered it.
my 10 yr old brother knows how to jailbreak his phone and he aint the brightest
@@mirilondondrift Fair enough
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One thing I would disagree with this woman about is her idea that Gen Z are the first people in human history to be integrated with machines/technology. Disabled people have been integrated with machines for centuries ( for instance many people in wheelchairs see the wheelchair as an extension of their own body). While it’s true that wheelchairs, braces and other disability assists (even glasses) aren’t seen as technology today, when they were first made they were new innovations. I think disabled people should be at the forefront of STEM development (especially when it involves “merging” with machines) because we know and have known what is to have a mechanical device be part of your body and can offer a better into making technology more “human friendly “ among other things, because we’ve had to be part of type of technology since practically the beginning of humanity.
I am not Gen Z, but I can tell you that respect and kindness go a long way, even if you see no immediate benefit or don’t understand someone, regardless of age. People are different. Not everyone is like us. We have to be ok with that if we are to be successful collaborators and professionals as adults.
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Yea hope you see that applies both ways. I'm GenX and grew up with a computer, and I'm pretty geeky and accepting.. not obsessed with virtual content nor blind to the fact that there is a market for some content creators - but it's not sustainable for a large proportion of people to make it big with the only talent being speaking / marketing. Looking at only the successes is not a real representation.
@@hannesRSA Of course it should go both ways, that is how society becomes a better place to live in! I do agree that the content creator plan for a business is sometimes not realistic, since there are so many people who want to be one😂
I wonder if the proportion of young Millenials/ Gen X /Boomers who said they wanted to become a famous musician or artist or basketball player and did is about the same as the number of 5-25 year olds now who’ll say they want to be an wealthy influencer and actually do (or even sustain that kind of livelihood into their old age)
Interesting perspective. Maybe I need to dive into it more, but I do not think I agree. I am a millennial, and thus also a native digital. I feel like people under 30 are not one generation. I see a lot of difference between mine and Gen Z. I did grow up with computers, but not with smartphones, youtube and social media (okay, we had MSN and for Dutchies, Hyves). There is also a difference between USA and Europe (where I live). I do not see the trend of people not going to university. And I do not think that many people can be entrepreneurs. We also need teachers, people in healthcare, etc. This is a perspective I see in people on youtube, but not around me, I don’t know, maybe I am just as analog as people over 35…
Thank you so much for sharing. I am a 50 year-old mother of four. You have helped me understand my children in a way I do not believe I would have been able to otherwise. Thank you.
You're better off watching itsagundam for insight then this nonsense.
You must be kidding!
I certainly hope you rewatch this and reconsider your opinion. The distain she holds for everyone not like her is narcissistic and sad. One day she will have children of her own and wonder what us wrong with them and why she can't relate.
Every time I walk into Walmart I see the Native Digitals constantly checking their phones while they should been stocking shelves. Not everyone can sit on their butts and expect everyone else to adjust to them. Someone needs to do the work and it's a scary thought that you will one day out number the Analogs.
There is a binary difference between an entrepreneur and someone who wants to be an entrepreneur. Interesting talk though.
Buying the same thingU is not important to me
They're called wantrepreneurs.
When the digital natives rule, how will they they mass produce analog sneakers, pants, underwears, food etc for them to digitally sell? This will be interesting next discussion topic.
Same way were doing it now
Yours truly
A digit native who works in mechanical assembly
We are in a transition age where we are creating a need and acceptance for AI to meet the needs of short staff .
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Way to stereotype people. Im sure there are LOTS of under 30 year olds who want a fancy ring and lots of over 40 year olds who would think a 3D printed ring would be cool as heck.
The problem isn’t analog vs digital, it is that people stop growing and learning new things. Which also means that in 20 years a lot of these digital natives will be stuck their ways and will be called dinosaurs by the new and improved Gen Alpha employees.
30 and under… 35 and over… 31-34= chopped liver?
The problem with this is blanket statements about an entire generation. I think we’re too busy comparing ourselves and not focusing on the future, whatever that is, no matter what age you are.
Correct, every generation has a vocal population ignorantly parroting age old rhetoric about the generation after them without recognizing the irony that they were labeled the same by the generation before them, both blind to their own responsibility in creating the people and environment that led to the generation they're complaining about.
This channel has inspired me in so many ways
Maybe a camping trip??
I can say, that I thank whatever higher enlightenment is out there, that I didn't grow up being a digital native. It's everything we're not supposed to be. I'm so so thankful for that.
Not everybody can be an influencer on youtube…..
Truely said 👍
I'm a millenial but very close to the Gen Z in age and I can definitely relate with this. 🌟
We agree, she is so 'smart' and yet she didn't think to include or at least research how millennials fill about this too.
@@themcgeefamily7514 I felt very unrepresented as well. Computers came to schools when I was in first grade. I'm 37. While they're wasn't social media yet, I definitely do not feel analog.
@@jennifers6560 You're not unrepresented, you benefit from being a part of both analog and digital, and can see both sides. If you're not self centred, that is.
millenial is Z
@@themcgeefamily7514 Doesn't it make logical sense that millennials have the benefit of both perspectives? Seems a bit redundant to elaborate on that.
Brilliant insights 👍
Good mind👏
This perspective is DESPERATELY needed in the c-suite of every company. I'm a consultant on human connection and work directly with executives in both small, local firms and multi-national corporations. One of their biggest frustrations is, "What do I do with these Gen-Z's?" They fail to connect with them and therefore fail to utilize their massive potential because they are too focused on what native digitals do *differently* than they do, rather than what native digitals do *better* than they do. Thanks Hannah, for this fantastic resource I can send to all of my clients.
Very insightful talk! Loved it.
really like that idea 👍.
you can choose engagement ring design that you like, have it 3d print, wear it for like three months. and if you really like it then you can order the real one.
Digital native... Try digital naive.
Coming ot of that bubble will be painful, but pain (analog) is good for growth.
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There is no short cut to success...
Under 30 or over 35... I'm 32, what am I "native" to? Or am I an immigrant or something?
Yes, a Digital Immigrant!
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Given that analog is predicted to make a comeback in computation for artificial intelligence, this terminology shouldn't be adopted to discuss the generational gap witnessed with Gen Z.
Gen Z here, would much rather be a native analog. Do not believe I’m an outlier either, I think many people my age or not are concerned where we are headed.
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I feel native digital but I'm over 35
In the beginning of the videos description you said she was 24 and then towards the middle/end you said that she was 23. So which one is it 23 or 24? Need to correct your errors
You complain about that when she uses a fasle narrative like the false gender pay gap?
Doesn't matter. Her talk is like 13y dreamer.
very close to the gen z in age
Maybe that is why syndicate come in for the elder to have a good place in life ?... hard to say in english
L'ancienneté est un droit afin d'aider ceux qui ont donné plus de temps dans le travaille a avoir de l'avancement et de meilleures conditions vis a vis l'expertise .
Je comprend que la nouvelle ère digitale est bien présente, les jeunes baigne dans les programmes et les idées digitales et numériques, ce qui facilite l'utilisation générale de ceux ci. Mais le futur est constamment en évolution . le message est une belle publicité a laisser une chance au jeune a des postes de dirrecteurs, mais ne s'applique en rien a tout domaines général et quotidien.
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A native analog cannot get a high salary job without a degree, algorithms exit their application. A native analog is benefitting from ageism in addition to their digital savvy.
and im the one who wants to be a nurse..... in highschool..... and after watching this I don't know WHAT TO DO?! HELP!
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Native digital? Who wrote the first code?
A great passionate talk most certainly, but there seems to be conflation and confusion with a couple different points here.
The ring argument seems to be a generalized lens from someone in a higher wealth bracket, that I believe might be wrong to apply to a general mass.
Many people from lower income brackets probably have beautiful stories of their parents/grandparents offering tokens of sentimental value to their partners with little monetary worth. As well there many historical counter culture movements of the past like the 'hippe' movement of the 60-80s were rooted in their anti-capitalist and establishment views. As imperfect as any execution may have been.
We also live in a very afluent time where creating a business is easier than ever due to the wealth and resources we've amassed in the western world. The understanding of resources we have thanks to the efforts of the prior generation is def something our generation does well, however, I dont think we have generalized deeply engrained beliefs that differ as stated. I think this was very much a different understanding of transient wealth. In the past they bought things that held value, gold, diamons, rings etc. now we understand to make value we build business.
I find it a funny to make a comparison and call out the older generation for their fixation on money and being 'cheap' when the other angle you very much weave in is we can make a business out of this! Which obviously would be based around retaining wealth and value...
Though there is a lot of other points I could make ill cut it short and move to the end of the video where we highlight some of the amazing success stories of these people.
As many other people have stated not everyone is the super successful self starter that is capable of taking those routes and isn't tether with other socio-economic chains.
As well for marketing this is most certainly true, but marketing implies the creation of a product or service to market. Academic institutions are great because they allow us to meet with other minds that are interested and passion about the actual pursuit of creating these products. IN FACT every single person you mentioned in the last slide either graduated from university/college or is currently attending. To contrast the idea of old world vs new world. The old world will change to meet the needs of the new world, and I am all of the mind to move our academic instituions somewhat online to alleviate boundaries, but it seems like these points are counters when compared closely.
Either way amazing talk, and you did a great job! I think it would of benefited from less sweeping generalizations however.
Plastic? Although this sounds like a great idea, more plastic in the enivornment is all we need.
Well sourcing rare metals and gems isn't the best option either...
Anything can happen but do something… don’t just dream??? Make something real.
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A few cherry picked examples and a fictional story only go so far. You need something that will work for tens of millions in your generation. Reality is incoming
Over 35...🥲
There are more MBAs than millionaires RUclipsrs…
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meanwhile gen z in malaysia mostly still think like boomers
Most employers here are still boomers though...
Those Teds are getting lower quality each year. Nevermind she's no clue what she's talking about. For every YT creator there has to be a million people in the audience from the same Gen whatever. People in their 10's and 20's now have less knowledge about computers and the internet, how it all works, than those in their 30's - 50's. Just like them, have less knowledge about how a car works, how to build a house or use any tools.
More like promothing ideas of this digital to get a place in futur... was well starter, but been loosy at the end.
Yes some youtuber earning lot of money, lot of twicher/stresmers try to have lot of subs to be "rich", Only F* seem to be one of the most digital success... over millions and millions of people in the race .
After seeing a video of new gen want to do what please them in life and this one who praise thier connections, popularity and some knowledge of modern era to be successfull ...
I think people still to have to be learning skills but in other way,the fact is there is not a place for everyone in everything.💸🤷♂️
Unity in Diversity
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Wow! It’s too bad there are more labels applied and showing separation . Seems like more discrimination based on age! I guess us elderly over 45 needs more education.
Wait until you are 60 watching this. These kids are so self absorbed. This is the first video I've watched and can sum up this generations problem. The world doesn't revolve around you. Put down your device and try to talk to another human.
I am no so excellat even i don't know the spelling of that I can't do that thing my brain is not shat like those 22 23 24 year old people who they talk about but the main thing is that "if you need something you have to lose something" and "No Pain, No Gain"
LOL of course the youth would love to follow in the example of social media stars & earn a passive income from “content creation”… who wouldn’t want easy money & a flexible schedule? Only a fraction will be successful at this as a career path though, & it will mostly be those blessed by good looks & startup capital from rich daddies who can buy them the latest iPhones & podcasting equipment. Inherited advantages have always been the ticket to success in a capitalist society. The more things change, the more they stay the same 🤷🏻♀️
What a weird way to like present Gen Z to older people…
The beginning was cool - an example of revaluation of values. Then you might have explained what’s changed, why you and other Z are different from 40+yo ppl: the service marketplace had been changed. What crucial to understand -entertainment field has grown drastically since 90s. The World no longer cares about ordinary hard type professions.
In XV century, no one except super rich people traded 1 piece of bread for 5 min of laugh. Right now, we rather want something fun than just water and bread. In XX we had a lot of singers and actresses which were the primary representatives of entertainment field. There is still education needed to become a pro actress / singer. but if you enjoy entertaining people today there’s much simpler way to do it: create YT / twitch / TT channel. Right now, in almost every field soft skills, basically good emotions release are valued so much as never before. A human lives to be happy (to get dopamine). They do every single thing to pursue good state of mind. It’s just because of technological revolution most of human needs have become super easy to satisfy. That’s why we’ve got 20+ different RUclips professions (all kinds of bloggers) and yes, even a child may do it. And it’s good 😊
But instead, you started talking about how unique, rich and cool you are. Cmon it’s just human evolution. I agree you are different, your behavior, consumption, etc. Gen Y were slightly different from gen X too. You're also gonna be old, don’t forget
I'm a millennial and this makes me sad, we need to go back :( I feel future generations
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I'm a Y gen, and I miss the talk to b.boomers! Gen Z are useless
Go back? To material items being the most valuable?
@@bananawammabama boomers do not believe things are the most valuable, her use of a ring is a poor analogy. Boomers were raised by people who just fought in one of the worst wars ever raged. They knew the value of family, community, and personal responsibility something this generation knows nothing about.
Cost of land, houses and food is rising. We are going back to feudalism. Own the land, then you shall own the products.
Gen z is doom. Wait when the recession kicks into full gear
Hope they have started prepping.
Yeah, thanks to the generations in power that caused that, old short sighted narrow minded out pf touch bastards
I agree with this approach even if I'm from analog generation (I'm 41 year's old). 😁 This process will be accelerated by methaverse which will change entire landscape of Internet.
Hannah... So, money is a symbol for wealth. A goat is wealth. Which one you gonna take?
Another point is that GenZ has no loyalty in the work world, skipping jobs like changing outfits. It is sad that loyalty and perseverance have gone out of style.
Why to be loyal to a company that is not loyal to you? You think it's fair to work for a salary that grows whatever while making someone richer by the day? Are you the head of some company to think like that? You want loyalty, found a cooperative. You want slaves to make someone rich, not loyalty.
I am 35+ and I am either a cheapskate or a Gen Z
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Oh boy that was not nice to watch.
bro u in denial of the truth 💀💀
@@camerongrady8610 I think he meant it was not nice to watch someone demonstrate their own stupidity
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I'm not sure your plastic engagement ring example makes sense. You say it's just a symbol and has no inherent value, but then compare it to fine jewellery made from rare earth metals and gems which DO have inherent value. Kinda nonsensical.
Boomer moment
That aren't really all that rare, just hoarded to make false scarcity. And nothing has inherent value just because of scarcity anyway.
@@SnewpTD If scarce things have no inherent value, please send me all your gold! But really, it's not false scarcity. It's true scarcity. We cannot manufacture gold (for example). It is finite. Finite things are desireable because they retain their value (it's inherent). Gold will never be worthless. That's why people 'hoard' (or invest) in it.
@@Uncredited_ Gold was originally valuable because it was shiny, easily molded, didn't rust and didn't erode. Now it's valued for conducting electricity and other uses and yes still because it's shiny. Most countries have metric tonnes of it stockpiled because if they put it into circulation it would tank it's value to nothing, they don't want to ruin their shiny rocks value. Sand used in concrete is becoming harder to find and more expensive, does sand have inherit value?
@@SnewpTD If somebody tried to flood the gold market, it would be snapped up cheaply, then there'd be none left and the value would rise again. Sand is also finite, so yes it does have some inherent value. As you said yourself - it's getting more expensive. It might be worth investing!
And don't be a good looking dude
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I think it's a naive thought, Generation Z doesn't want to go to university, the truth is because it costs a lot to get a degree and they are not committed to continuing a career. Because his thought is to get rich and live a life of luxury I don't blame him for that idea because it is the idea created by the capitalism that we live today. However the example she gave of sophia was a very imaginary example because it is radical yes but not realistic because we would have digital bosses everywhere but the reality is we don't have young people in these positions but graduated people with a team that does these evaluations so yes I think giving a position of boss to a 23-year-old is very irresponsible because young people don't know what responsibility and commitment to their life and their future are and they only live in the moment and want immediate pleasure without understanding the implications that this can affect them and the people around them, that's why sophia doesn't want to continue her job because she wants to get rich as quickly as possible and drop everything to live on passive income and with that not understanding leaving her job it not only affects her but the entire chain of employees who accompanied her will have to be reassessed to see whether or not they remain at work all this because sophia wants to stay at home and focus on her hobby. That's why I think it's great that Gen Z is going to bring that thought to work and how we should really work if we're going to work ourselves to death to try to make the boss rich or have smaller workloads to enjoy our life and hobbies.
I’m glad I retired!😂
Basically she's saying everyone should be an alien and robots and user internet digital in replace of a normal human being! Humans if there are any normal ones left do like to see another in a shop on the phone, or even live chat a real person not a robot.
Normal is highly debatable. A normal human 200 years ago would find talking to a slab of metal/plastic something insane. If you grow up dealing with machines, that is normal to you.
Your peers grew up completely integrated in technology? If you were born in 1998 (you said you were 24), you definitely did NOT grow up fully integrated into technology. You were born in the 90's... Not 2015. AI wasn't a thing until recently and it's just now starting. You were in high school when smartphones became popular. This whole video is just a marketing reach, not many people in their 20's care about the metaverse or technology like this. Interesting ideas and it'll probably be relevant in the future, but saying anyone 30 and under is "gen z" or a digital native is just incorrect.
Dude. Zoomers are already excruciatingly say they feel old. Let them say they grew up fully integrated into technology. If not, they'll continue to say "oMg i fEeL sO oLd!" an overwhelming ungodly amount of times.
So, go to a native digital bathroom...
fake laugh is annoying
Digital = 1 or 0. Predictable. Boring.
Analog = A plethora of values that can produce a variety of sometimes unpredictable results. An analog synthesizer can make amazing, rich sounds!
Just like analog vinyl albums are making a come back, largely on the desires of Gen Z-ers to live the glory days of Gen X-ers, the analogs will also make a comeback. Digital music sucks. Analog music is the thing of legend.
Sorry if I am a critic. But the analog/digital analogy is a poor one to exert superiority. People are analog by their very nature.
Analog = imprecise and lossy.
Vinyl albums are making a "comeback" as a novelty, not as a means of listening to music. For one, they are printed using converted digital audio. And even when they are fully analog, it's in no way better than modern digital music. The idea that analog (vinyl) is better than digital is an outdated notion leftover from low capacity compact disks. At first people traded quality for convenience, like they did with tape over vinyl. Nowadays, digital is just as good, and infinitely more convenient.
Nobody was exerting superiority by the analogue/digital comparison, other than you, it was merely stated to be different, not better.
That’s inherently false
I could sum up analog as + or -
That’s only two inputs, so dull and boring
You forget just like analogue has variance, so too does digital. Floats exist, algorithms exist. It is not simply 1 and 0
It is not simply do or don’t. Analogue is no different from digital in the inputs, that’s entirely a false assumption and false claim. Analogue and digital both have the same types of inputs.
The only difference between analogue and digital is the perspective they take. Analogue takes a guess and make it work perspective
Digital takes a systematic make reproducible perspective
@@FaridAbbasbayli So many languages and you've chosen to speak FACTS ✨
@@FaridAbbasbayli Anyone that knows anything about professional audio systems knows that digital has a wealth of issues (timing issues galore) that are not present in analog audio systems. Analog has its problems too (mostly noise and difficulty of implementation). Analog is not perfect. But neither is digital. Digital is simply more convenient than analog.
This digital/analog analogy is flawed and problematic in so many ways. The implication of the speaker is that Gen Z way is somehow better because they want to be entrepreneurs and other easy grabs at money like RUclips. The fact is the tools that are available today were not available to the previous generations. There was no internet, RUclips, iPhone when I was a kid. The places I dreamed of going seemed like places that were impossible to get to. Today this gap has been bridged by technology.
And for the record, the digital generation has and continues to produce some of the worst sounding music of all time. The analog generation is what still inspires the masses. But once all of us “analogs” die, I’m sure that the “digitals” will sit around and convince themselves about how great their music is. I would rather listen to a scratchy Beatles album at 33 RPM on a Kmart turntable than anything being produced today in any format. It all sounds awful!
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You will never understand what it takes to create something with your heart and Hands. . .
Quit being so smug. We also see you as Lazy.
Im a digital native who works in mechanical assembly, and does metal fab and automotive repair as hobbies. Thanks for trying to judge millions of people based purely on their age.
Tech is ruining humanity
Native digital equals native lazy. Native digital equals decay. Nothing new.
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Ngl though she's not bad looking only thing is if she is even wife material or not
@@vivi_75 You call that not bad looking ???? Must have lived in a cave or been in prison.
@@greywolf271 chill, I know her figure and face isn't a 7 but you don't think she's breedable?
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Native analog
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Gen Z don't really care about the environment. Thats the problem. Plastic again, never learned.
I feel old when I worked in the 90s and early 2000s we were still using pen and paper. the internet was still in its infancy and you Tube Instagram wasnt around Tic Tok is something the clock did Lol maybe this young woman can teach an old dog new tricks. I am concerned about a cashless society because it would be a hackers dream come true and people still try and scam you on a Daily bases. I don't see myself as being old at 46. but this young Woman as shown me maybe Im not the bumm as the Americans say as I first thought. yes I watch You Tube Channels but I often write down comments and give advice in how they can improve their channel or make their Job easier for themselves and more often than not they thank me. I can send them videos that they may find interesting and useful. It passis the time for me but I also find it fulfilling. I can help friends on Facebook if someones having a bad day or feeling sad I can send them a privat message of comfart. you couldnt do that 20 years ago. I guess I still contrabut to the wider world after all thank you for this talk. And for making me feel valubable again
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The sad thing is you found out someone was having a bad day on a forum and you messaged them. We have lost all personal contact, people used to call and talk to each other. Not putting your feelings out there to 200 people who you consider friends on FB. There are no boundaries anymore.
Of course you are valuable! You seem like a lovely person, considerate of others. You never know how badly someone needs a kind word. Sometimes one kind statement changes a whole life.
To counter the hacker point, its much less rewarding to rob someone when they then just deactivate their cards and all you got from the robbery was a cell phone you dont know the password to and an id that doesnt look like you.
Social networks do make it far easier to stay connected and current.