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+17People who succeed in one area of life are often times failures in other areas of their lives. Amirite? Also about internet, google, and parents
+365This sounds familiar: Parents: "Can we use your computer for a minute?" Me: (Wipes internet history, deletes bookmarks, changes passwords, changes desktop wallpaper, encrypts all folders, installs internet explorer, opens it up at Google) Me: "Yeah, sure, here you go.", amirite?
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+61If you have the time to constantly change your username just to suit the theme of individual posts because you're wasting time trolling another user, then your piss-poor parents ought to take the computer away from your obviouly under 21 with no life experience ass because it's turning you into one of those strange internet kids, amirite?
One can simply have extremely unwise parents. It's not impossible, but very improbable
I did not use the word impossible - you did. I realize age alone does not equal wisdom, but I also realize that age alone does bring MORE experiences. Nobody can deny that a 70 yr. old person has experienced and lived through more things in their lifetime than a 15 year old has. The law of averages alone would dictate such (granted, there are or could be exceptions to every rule or example). We are all supposed to learn from our mistakes, but some never do. But "smarts" (brain knowledge) is not the same as "wisdom" (life, experience, head, practical, judgment, decision making). Many smart people are also wise, but there are many who aren't. I have run in to plenty of smart people over the years but who had extremely bad habits and addictions that were killing them. I would classify that as unwise.
Oh, I addressed that wrong, but regardless, if an adult were to have spent their entire lives in a secluded village with no pursuit of the outside, were compared to a well traveled youth who has observed and seen many ways of life, it could be in favor of the youth, possibly
Exactly - but that is a hypothetical and exception to the rule....................
But it can happen a number of ways- it's not a single instance of the rule being broken: there's a sizable gap in the rule
So now you are saying there are more youth who ARE wiser than their parents?
There certainly aren't a lot, but certainly there must be some who are, even if only a small handful of people in the entire world.
I can accept and live with that.
Yeah. I consider the internet to be a source of experience if used properly, and can be valuable in learning and growing wise. Since the post addresses the hypothetical question of possibility, I disagreed.
Good discussion and conversation. That is what it's all about. I appreciate you sharing with me.
Thanks for being open to debate and understanding- that's what this site is all about
Only when others are willing to share and actually open up. Some just vote and leave it there. I enjoy going to the next level and giving and receiving exchange.
Some lessons can not be book learned or learned by research. Life itself teaches some and many lessons. Those come ONLY with time, age, and experiences.