To be a fly on the wall when they came up with this.
Oof.
The problem with education is the futher away from an event, the less emotional baggage younger people carry into it.
So the big joke in my culture was that MLK day would eventually be a “Come pick up your new F250 during MLK weekend, do your barbecues in style with the rugged Ford F250…”
So you and I carry reverence for 9/11, but the person who basically posted a spat-out generative AI result probably either wasn’t alive or was wrecking diapers around the time of 9/11. We’re all aghast, but to Gen Z and younger, it’s not that big of a deal.
We do a crappy job at teaching history in America. Meanwhile, the funny expressions people have when I tell them that my great grandfather was owned and didn’t have freedom until he was six.
If we truly resorted to teaching history in this country that would mean acknowledging A LOT of atrocities. Instead society just puts lipstick on our heinous past and resort to celebrations on some days under the guise of patriotism, acceptance or whatever they spin it as.Oof.
The problem with education is the futher away from an event, the less emotional baggage younger people carry into it.
So the big joke in my culture was that MLK day would eventually be a “Come pick up your new F250 during MLK weekend, do your barbecues in style with the rugged Ford F250…”
So you and I carry reverence for 9/11, but the person who basically posted a spat-out generative AI result probably either wasn’t alive or was wrecking diapers around the time of 9/11. We’re all aghast, but to Gen Z and younger, it’s not that big of a deal.
We do a crappy job at teaching history in America. Meanwhile, the funny expressions people have when I tell them that my great grandfather was owned and didn’t have freedom until he was six.