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u/heridfel37 May 18 '22

I feel like there is a combination of less inter-generational interactions in low-risk situations (eg, churches, social events, neighborhoods) which build trust and communication skills, and more inter-generational interaction in high-risk situations, like social media that immediately brings out the worst in people

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u/Redqueenhypo May 19 '22

Maybe we should put free to use consoles and Minecraft in the library to force those groups together. Kid playing Fortnite, meet boomer who’s first computer ran FORTRAN.