Gen Z is shaping itself into the 'Wasted Generation'

Kyle

Beloved Misanthrope
PREMO Member
Gen Z is indeed charting a future of mediocrity


Economics Professor Kendrick Morales recently declared that Spelman College fired him because he did not cave to students’ demands for higher grades and easier coursework.

Morales is not alone in claiming he was forced to invent nice-feeling grades for unserious students. In 2022, New York University fired a professor after his students complained about failing his course. In 2020, a Harvard University professor withdrew traditional penalties for academic dishonesty if his students admitted they were sorry for cheating.

But these outcomes are not the worst part of the grade inflation trend. The biggest problem is the students themselves.

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vraiblonde

Board Mommy
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It's not the lazy good for nothing students, it's the entities that encouraged and enabled them. Kids are going, "We don't want to do anything. We want to lay around on our asses and have fun," (as kids have done since kids were invented) and society says, "You're right - go have fun." They've been told that their entire lives.

This doesn't bode well for the future of this country because while there are plenty of enterprising young 20-somethings who want to work and achieve, society will not reward them for that. It will be interesting to see the children of Gen Z.
 

Kyle

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It will be interesting to see the children of Gen Z.
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GURPS

INGSOC
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Kids are going, "We don't want to do anything.


I posted this morning, this 20-something Gen Z'er whining about working 40 and wanting her own place

When my mother came to Washington DC around 1960 [ the Federal Gov was recruiting women to be Secretaries RIGHT OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL to come to DC. She lived in a BOARDING HOUSE with 10 - 15 other girls Nobody was living on their own,, my dad also lived in a Boarding House here in DC. He also had a Federal Job .... I think with the FAA


 
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PrchJrkr

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I posted this morning, this 20-something Gen Z'er whining about working 40 and wanting her own place

When my mother came to Washington DC around 1960 [ the Federal Gov was recruiting women to be Secretaries RIGHT OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL to come to DC. She lived in a BOARDING HOUSE with 10 - 15 other girls Nobody was living on their own,, my dad also lived in a Boarding House here in DC. He also had a Federal Job .... I think with the FAA


Brother?



My dad started at the Weather Bureau when he was 15. Never finished HS, got drafted into the Army at the end of WWII, and retired comfortably at 45.
 
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