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Someone learning how to use the internet at age 40 vs a child playing with an iphone at 2yo is the same to you?
Oh wow. learning to use the internet at age 40? nobody does that -they already knew. did you even know that the baby boomers and gen xers developed the internet (www to be specific)? that takes a lot more skill than typing in a search term in a browser.
but you have a point -- we enabled stupidity on a grand scale
Oh wow. learning to use the internet at age 40? nobody does that -they already knew. did you even know that the baby boomers and gen xers developed the internet (www to be specific)? that takes a lot more skill than typing in a search term in a browser.
but you have a point -- we enabled stupidity on a grand scale
........... there isnt much to say but I can feel the resentment in your replies.
Kids today are super smart about everything older generations are jealous. I met kids creating android apps for kids games and making money off it. Old people are buying diapers for themselves. It should be the other way around.
Kids today are super smart about everything older generations are jealous. I met kids creating android apps for kids games and making money off it. Old people are buying diapers for themselves. It should be the other way around.
Young people should buying diapers for themselves?
I read through the methodology, which is basically just metrics that older generations are using as to what they *think* this generation will favor. It’s not sampling what this generation actually prefers, which is what I assumed by the title of the post “The Favored Cities of Generation Z.” I now understand that to mean the cities favored for Generation Z by older generations.
7 year olds are playing roller coaster tycoon and Mario Cart not researching Salt Lake City.
Yeah and they're also taking computer science courses in elementary school..... programs like that didnt even exist when I was there age. Kids today and I assume for the most part kids of the future in any generation are going to continuously develop faster.
This is an extremely interesting group. They are a bit more pragmatic than Millenials if research is correct.
Anyhow I found this pertinent old list on my laptop...
2017 Urban Areas by Number of Households Ages 15-24 Earning $200,000+
3,107 New York-Newark, NY-NJ-CT
2,914 San Francisco-Oakland, CA
1,438 Boston, MA-NH-RI
1,305 Chicago, IL-IN
1,266 San Jose, CA
1,162 Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA
794 Washington, DC-VA-MD
731 Dallas-Ft Worth-Arlington, TX
704 Seattle, WA
546 San Diego, CA
520 Minneapolis-St Paul, MN-WI
444 Miami, FL
422 Indianapolis, IN
393 Sumter, SC
371 Phoenix-Mesa, AZ
349 Trenton, NJ
330 Provo-Orem, UT
326 Detroit, MI
321 Antioch, CA
282 Kalamazoo, MI
281 Bremerton, WA
256 Atlanta, GA
254 Pittsburgh, PA
248 Conroe-The Woodlands, TX
246 Portland, OR-WA
236 Santa Barbara, CA
232 Oxnard, CA
229 Turlock, CA
216 Springfield, MA
212 St Louis, MO-IL
199 Houston, TX
196 Baltimore, MD
188 Denver-Aurora, CA
181 Ann Arbor, MI
177 Bridgeport-Stamford, CT-NY
161 Philadelphia, PA-NJ-DE-MD
161 Virginia Beach, VA
146 San Antonio, TX
143 Greeley, CO
143 Salem, OR
141 Panama City, FL
136 Orlando, FL
126 Tampa-St Petersburg, FL
124 Jackson, MI
124 Mount Vernon, WA
122 Boulder, CO
119 Beaumont, TX
116 Gilroy-Morgan Hill, CA
115 Lawrence, KS
114 Honolulu, HI
109 Providence, RI
108 Greenville, SC
106 St Cloud, MN
104 La Crosse, WI-MN
100 Simi Valley, CA
Yeah and they're also taking computer science courses in elementary school..... programs like that didnt even exist when I was there age. Kids today and I assume for the most part kids of the future in any generation are going to continuously develop faster.
You might be showing your age, there have been computer science classes in grade schools since roughly the 1980s. there were even some in the 70s but they weren't widespread
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