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I also want to add that what a generation ends up consuming and using is mostly fault of the previous generations' inability to control and prevent low-quality/damaging content being fed to children. After all most of the content which is consumed by kids today and therefore the content they learn from is made by people older than them, so I think that older people(previous generations) have a big responsability in how tomorrow children and new generations will end up behaving and thinking.

On a side note I would like to point out that the modern internet doesn't really look different from the old internet, the only thing that changed are the big companies governing it. Can't really prevent the web from becoming a capitalistic tool, low contents and bad media orbit around things that make most money out of people's behavior and attention.