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@joeljoelle @Ilandar I would say something that is maximum 4 generations old. Starting in the 50s… As the baby boomers found independence quickly in the west bounding off the wealth explosion and equality following ww2, then the uber rich didn’t like it, so swung the pendulum hard the other way, so wealth would pile up under them again like pre ww1.
@okwithmydecay any idea why I can’t interact with lemmy using my mastodon AP account? Seems un fedi to have tobhave multiple accounts to comment…?
@CurlyWurlies4All @Fleur_ @Fishnoodle after reading all the comments here, only 1 person commented on the what I think is the reason they published this article.
The fact that social media influencers are driving a wedge between boy and girls.
And the solution…
That attitudes can be changed with education shifts, and some success is being had in Australian schools.
To me the article was to deliver the message. Social media for kids is bad. Changing the curriculum is a good thing.
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@pulsewidth @Madrigal whoah there you both seem to be a little emotionally charged…
You appear to me to be arguing over something you agree on.
Which is the exact purpose of the culture war instead of class war thing.
So take a breath and focus.
@thatKamGuy @hanrahan plus that crazy #climatechange thing ruining the snow for everyone as I wrote here @craiglambie