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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does this rotting of the minds apply to forums like this one?[/quote]

No, of course not. OP and her buddies are allowed to bash parents online, that doesn't count :roll:[/quote]

DP.  OP specifically said that adults are also rotting their brains (which is definitely true of myself and most of the adults I know).  Y'all couldn't be bothered to read the entire OP.

SMH[/quote]

I go through phases of saying exactly what OP is posting about. I used to watch a ton of tv as a child. I also read a lot of magazines. In college, I read newspapers and journals. I went to the movies often. I yapped on the phone for hours and hours. Times have just changed. Now kids text. Instagram is like the magazines. No one reads paper newspapers anymore. It is what it is.

The part I’m not used to is AI and chat Gpt. I remember I used to look at memos and papers in attempts to write similarly. Now AI does it for you.[/quote]

+1 Nothing is different than what we’ve done in the past, except AI and maybe being on screen time while traveling. Before you just listened to the radio or CDs/tape cassettes in the car. But there was always almost some type of media being consumed. [/quote]

It’s not the same at all. The problem now is the rapidly changing context and content. Basically the short form videos. They mess up our brain’s reward system so then nothing in the real world feels as good… except drugs/alcohol which is obviously not ideal haha [/quote]

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