In my humble opinion, NCWayne demonstrates what is more the problem than anything else. He has unrealistic expectations. Young experienced is an oxymoron. The problem is older people forget where they came from, and think they came out of the womb knowing what they know and being able to do what they do.
I'm right in the middle, halfway between the green kid just out of school that doesn't know which end of the hammer to use, and the grizzly old timer who can fix or build anything just by waving his hand. I've learned a lot and have a lot to learn, but I can see both ends clearly as I go "over the hill." The young people don't know anything because they need to be taught. There are a lot of them willing to learn if some of the old timers would just take the time to teach instead of immediately discounting them as "worthless know-nothings."
There is one thing that modern society has caused everyone, and I mean EVERYONE to fall victim to, and that is giving up too quickly.
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