Elim Garak
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I'm going to have to say hell no lol.
If kids that are in high school today got sent back in a delorean to 1995 could they make it through every day life?
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Yes they would
FrontoBama
U Can’t Reach The Sun
QuickStats: Suicide Rates for Teens Aged 15–19 Years, by Sex — United
The suicide rate for males aged 15–19 years increased from 12.0 to 18.1 per 100,000 population from 1975 to 1990, declined to 10.8 by 2007, and then increased 31% to 14.2 by 2015. The rate in 2015 for
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Ezekiel 25:17
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They would and they'd hate coming back.
The first few weeks might be rough, but once they get a taste of running around the neighborhood and malls, they not trying to come back.
Smartphones set humanity back bad.
Elim Garak
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Basically this is my view lol.Imagine a kid raised today calling a girl he likes in 1995. He aint gonna survive calling
the landline and having to talk to the girl's parents first when they answer the phone
QuickStats: Suicide Rates for Teens Aged 15–19 Years, by Sex — United
The suicide rate for males aged 15–19 years increased from 12.0 to 18.1 per 100,000 population from 1975 to 1990, declined to 10.8 by 2007, and then increased 31% to 14.2 by 2015. The rate in 2015 for
What this supposed to mean?
No they wouldn't. They'd drop dead without all of the technology alone.
Imagine a kid raised today calling a girl he likes in 1995. He aint gonna survive calling
the landline and having to talk to the girl's parents first when they answer the phone
This!! These new breeds HATE talking. Social degenerates.
They would be in for a rude awakening.1. They would try to take over and bring the nonsense like metoo, emotional fragility and non-binary into the mix.
2. They would get stomped out and realize they have no tiktok or twitter to throw their think pieces
3. They would fold and become an outcast
FrontoBama
U Can’t Reach The Sun
That the suicide rates between both eras are similar, less even.
More kids were taking their own lives in 95’ even in the absence of an opioid epidemic & ruggedly defined social media classes.
It’s likely they would find life much easier in 95.
I started answering from the perspective of school alone and said kids would probably love it. No cameras in the hallways and classrooms. No automatic texts/calls to your parents when you are marked absents. No portfolios that show your grades to parents online. No online homework.
Outside of school it’d suck for many because kids are more reliant on the internet which wasn’t anything like it is today if you had it.
Outside of school it’d suck for many because kids are more reliant on the internet which wasn’t anything like it is today if you had it.
Imagine a kid raised today calling a girl he likes in 1995. He aint gonna survive calling
the landline and having to talk to the girl's parents first when they answer the phone
Making sure no one is trying to use the internet first.
