It's a double edged sword, in it's own way...
When I first became interested in politics that was all we had - the evening news & our daily newspaper.
It kept things relatively simple.
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Now with smart phones and AI, kids see a lot more of what's happening on both sides of a conflict (and not just the 8 second clip the evening news MIGHT show) AND read a brief synopsis of recent history that has led up said event
The end result being that kids now, once they become interested in the news, don't just have a starting point like we did - but they have a launch platform.
When I was a teenager, all I could so was watch the news & take in whatever media I could on something of interest.
Now, with social media & even AI from a year ago, teens can begin to engineer solutions to problems in ways people could never even have dreamed of
Whether it was that guy who used AI to treat his dog's cancer, or someone looking at resource conflicts and using these tools to design synthetic versions of what countries go to war for...the future looks a lot more different than the past does.
Especially when people start to master using AI & 3D printing together. As AI gets more advanced by the day it seems, 3D printing is also making HUGE advancements (it just doesn't get the air time that AI does)
That makes me wonder...if the NDP isn't considered a real party anymore, what is the Green Party considered??
