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Yeah, culture changes all the time. The rift between boomers and milenials was already a good example of it. But It's also super specific to regions and countries. Here for example it was popular to say that school degrees don't matter and these days It's actually starting to show the opposite, because due to covid, and heat waves, and aging population, skilled workers with papers are in higher demand than they were 20 years ago.
Culture is one of those things where you have to be ready to adapt and evolve, but not to jump on all the hype trains because there's as many opinions as there are people :D Its similar to any buzzword I feel, except It's more like buzz-trends -
@Hazarth the generations yelling at us didn't acknowledge that they lived in a bubble, reeee
Evolution of a Programmer
Just a regular software engineer...
Évolution.. so basically I have tried to grow a beard but it was too annoying and too scratchy so I dropped.....
wtf I am in shock but also validated
so apparently culture evolves
millennials now are the loser generation because they went to school and got degrees and were good little gremlins that kept their head down and budgeted and did everything right
and now they're like the laughingstock and viewed as more boomer than those boomers jokes we used to make
wiiiild
my mom would pressure me for school and I never agreed to people's 9 to 5 nonsense and the whole thing just felt wrong to me. so all this time I've been avoiding all that and felt "wrong" for society and kept it to myself but now the pervading culture agrees with me. whoa
I did not expect this. I thought culture was static somehow and people never learned. I've never seen culture change their minds en mass so I didn't know this was possible. wild
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