Yeah, somewhere in the fifties, there was a movie, "Don't knock the Rock",about how parents viewed the evils of Rock N Roll, and how the younger generation proved them wrong. Fast forward to the sixties, here comes, "Don't Knock the Twist", same scenario. Years later, I was watching late night TV and here was this movie, I can't remember the name, about the younger generation doing all these evil dances like the Jitterbug, etc. Seems like about every ten years for several decades the same scenario was covered, yet, each generation went on to accomplish great things. HOWEVER, I can't help but feel that the situation is degenerating. With all the potential of the world of electronics, about all that the majority does is text, talk, and play games, never wondering, "Just What makes this thing tick?" There is little incentive for a young man to buy an old clunker and learn to work on it in the back yard, because they can't afford the hundreds and even thousands of dollars that diagnostic equipment costs. I am not saying that today's generation is failing just because I am in my 70s, I say this because I hear people of today's generation say so.
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