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You make some very good points here.
The wider view could also be that people are fed up with it all and really don't know what alternative there is to change things.
While you explain reasons, the alternatives are still being sought.
But we still stick to the same methods, while the disenchanted fragment it into smaller groupings of alternative ideologies.
People used to know their place in society, because of the system.
In some respects that's been taken away from them, and to many people it creates a problem for them not being able to slot in somewhere they feel comfortable with.
While the Victorian age gave rise to terraced house communities, it also had the next level down. The work house.
I'm not advocating this as an alternative all I'm saying is people, in general like to know where they fit in, which today isn't very clear.
We have created a single society. So the need for skills has all but been done away with because manufacturing is non existent in comparison with other countries.
Levels of society once transparent have all been categorised as one.
We are all equal, or so they expect us to believe.
Hammonds give away appeasing the poorer people to feel wanted in our,'We care for you all society' yesterday.
Keep them happy, that's the moto.
Employees generally want to have a structured agenda for their daily work based on the same principal. Although it can be classed as routine, the majority of employees feel comfortable with that.
So are people rebelling because of not knowing where they fit in, or as You say has the wider implications of social media had influences?
Don't forget that a generation of kids were sent to university with the promise of work. We are talking a lot of disgruntled adults now, feeling angry and being betrayed in the system, unable to fit in.
Yet on the other hand we have Gilmores, pink Floyd, son rebelling openly like so many rich kids today, not satisfied with the way things are going in their life.
I doubt there will ever be a solution.
What do you instill in your children today? Hard work? An apprenticeship, university?
Do you guide them with the knowledge you have amassed during your life time, or leave them to the system that is supposed to be the up to date model, to deliver their work future in today's world.
How many schemes have we seen addressing youth unemployment?
While your considered just an old fart that hasn't moved on with the times and, doesnt understand the world today?
Maybe your assessment historical cock ups will again be repeated.
In today's world I wouldn't bet on it.
History is being re written and it will be interesting, if not disturbing times ahead. |
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