What really scares me is that your comments make sense.That means I must
have missed my meds.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Brian Mailman" wrote in message
...
My point is not that they don't *want* to think, but that they don't think
they have to. They're not lazy, though. They just don't understand why
they should take the *time* to think.

Thinking takes time. Time they could have multi-tasked 7-8-9 different
things. There's always someone to ask for the answer. Someone has
already thought, why not just access The Stream (borrowing from an Outer
Limits episode)? It's not that they want someone else to do their
homework for them, this *is* their version of doing their homework.

B/

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:

It seems as if today's youth don't want to think. If there's no template
to start with or no ready-made list of features, they are lost. What's to
become of their children if there's no one left to create new templates
or lists?