How can we save gen z?

[OMNIPOTENT DWARFISM SURVIVOR]

They're falling behind in everything. Socialising, education, financially, romantically and just overall unhealthy mentally and physically. They're also having a hard time finding an identity

How do we save them from deprivation?

[ṼṏẌṏḭḊ]

We've already lost them. Time to start again.

[Mega Ultra Chicken]

Impossible to save them. It would involve getting rid of the internet and phones.

[steven1mac]

Send them off to a useless war, half their mental illness will disappear, although different ones might take their places.

[Jonathan Sensei]

By not enabling them of course. As for the rest of us, we in turn, can make a more conscious effort to leave them a world they might have a chance to survive in long after we're gone.

Because maybe it's where I am in the world, but the cost of living is getting more crazy than me. But it's not a "me" problem because I came into the world before this mess. So, good luck to the kids after Gen Z. That's the generation of meatbags that'll need saving.

[76561199681395417]

Send them all to Ukraine.

[Chaosolous]

They're relatively fine considering how awful at parenting their parents were.

[Ȼħⱥꞥꞥēł8753452]

İlk olarak popo tarafından gönderildi:

They're falling behind in everything. Socialising, education, financially, romantically and just overall unhealthy mentally and physically. They're also having a hard time finding an identity

How do we save them from deprivation?

fix the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ economy, deradicalize corporations.

If you want humans to be healthy you have to put them in a healthy environment.

Past generations were controlling ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, it's no wonder gen z etc are rebellious and seeking identity elsewhere.

Turns out dictating how others live doesn't go well long term.

[Mozini]

For the vast majority of us, even if we chose to work our hardest we could never have a future to look forward to, with how most of us will never have the prosperity of the generations behind us, and also the coming climate crises to worry about. Add to that the pandemic and the ensuing lockdown had robbed us of our coming of age. So most of us just give up on all aspects on life when there's not a future to work towards; the giving up part is something which I don't personally agree with but I can totally understand why we would. Everyone hears about it more because of the internet. People often like to hate us from another perspective without trying to understand us.

As for solutions, I can't suggest any but this guy seems to have some sane ideas throughout the entire video, but at 14:17 onwards until the end he highlights some notable ones with a nice summary at the 16:19 mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEJ4hkpQW8E

The future is bleak even when we try our hardest to look for the positives and of course there's few things that we can do about the status quo in the U.S. except to just look within. Like the guy said in the video marriage rates and birth rates have declined significantly partially because we just can't do anything or that we want to be emotionally and financially prepared for them. There's just too much to worry about and few extended olive branches or acts of solace from other generations.

[pew pew]

don't bother them,
Which one of them will be smarter at a normal job
what were you told as a child?

[Ȼħⱥꞥꞥēł8753452]

İlk olarak Mozin tarafından gönderildi:

For the vast majority of us, even if we chose to work our hardest we could never have a future to look forward to, with how most of us will never have the prosperity of the generations behind us, and also the coming climate crises to worry about. Add to that the pandemic and the ensuing lockdown had robbed us of our coming of age. So most of us just give up on all aspects on life when there's not a future to work towards; the giving up part is something which I don't personally agree with but I can totally understand why we would. Everyone hears about it more because of the internet. People often like to hate us from another perspective without trying to understand us.

As for solutions, I can't suggest any but this guy seems to have some sane ideas throughout the entire video, but at 14:17 onwards until the end he highlights some notable ones with a nice summary at the 16:19 mark.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEJ4hkpQW8E

The future is bleak even when we try our hardest to look for the positives and of course there's few things that we can do about the status quo in the U.S. except to just look within. Like the guy said in the video marriage rates and birth rates have declined significantly partially because we just can't do anything or that we want to be emotionally and financially prepared for them. There's just too much to worry about and few extended olive branches or acts of solace from other generations.

Past generations destroyed the outside and communities.

"Just go outside and touch grass"

the outside is ♥♥♥♥ now, too many useless housing areas and 500+ fast food places everywhere.

Nothing outside is worth adventuring, no untouched land to explore in your own backyards. No getting together with some neighborhood friends to do things either.

All of that is dead

[Angel]

They will be just fine. Every generation had their obstacles yet we as human kind manage to find a way every time. I wouldn't blame nor snob any other generations as they all had their problems to solve and work on. They all had good intentions and wanted the best for future generations.

[Hammer Of Evil]

dont be a hero, op.

[saranacX]

Hide the Tide pods.

[Dutchgamer1982]

İlk olarak Joke in the Box tarafından gönderildi:

Impossible to save them. It would involve getting rid of the internet and phones.

so.. build a few hundred to few thousand satelites.. powered by sunlight.. that emit an emp pulse down to earth every few minutes.. (constant charging of buffer.. and firing when it is full)

with global coverage that kills of electronics and with it their dependance on interney and phones..

satelites likely will only last a couple decades upto 200 years tops but thays long enough to reset the problem.

iit will ofcourse in the first few months cause deaths as it disturbes the global economy..
it will take time for it all to be switched back to annalog systems..
mich data likely also will be lost.. anything without a fysical copy.

but eventually the old ways of doing things will return.. file cavinets.. mechanical typing machines, factories with fully mechanical machines.. etc

[Merci]

OP just because gen z don't mald as hard as you do doesn't mean it's a bad thing