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I'm kinda going on a journey trying to find out WHY teens these days are "literal children" and am finding some good reads.

Admittedly reading some of the articles about it when you actually look into it it's infuriating and normies will NEVER be able to comprehend what's being wrote.
Granted much of this may have already been posted here I mostly hang out in general or youth rights so sorry in advanced!

Teens should be learning from the people they are about to become. When young people exit the education system and are dumped into the real world, which is not the world of Britney Spears, they have no idea what's going on and have to spend considerable time figuring it out.

I have no clue what this guy is on about.

I only skimmed it, but while writing about his belief in the inherent competence in teens, it seems like he still has the disposition that teens at least seem incompetent currently. And he does not argue against the reason why they seem that way, but only that while they do, they have an inherent competence that can be unlocked.

It feels like he also repeatedly treats teens as idiots that can't think for themselves, and therefore it's all the adult's fault that they seem incompetent. Not a big fan of that. He does make some valid points about societal influence though, e.g. how "love" is called a "crush" and therefore impacts them viewing it as not proper love, which is purely socially constructed.

Maybe other people relate more to this as teens, perhaps it just doesn't hit for me since I considered myself more competent, and repeatedly suffered under the false illusion adults held of teens and kids being incompetent.