In my small corner of the world, I've seen an interesting trend. Among the educated and religious, at least, the older folks (60+) are much more casual and tend to be positive about new tech - they seem to still be more bought into the story of progress. The younger adults with kids are much more cautious and restrictive in their lives and their families' lives- and much less bought into the progress myth. I do think the tide is turning a bit, as people see more clearly the very negative effects of unrestricted tech access.
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In my small corner of the world, I've seen an interesting trend. Among the educated and religious, at least, the older folks (60+) are much more casual and tend to be positive about new tech - they seem to still be more bought into the story of progress. The younger adults with kids are much more cautious and restrictive in their lives and their families' lives- and much less bought into the progress myth. I do think the tide is turning a bit, as people see more clearly the very negative effects of unrestricted tech access.