1. What current technologies create generation gaps?

Tbh it would have to be either phones and yeah just phones because I think personally that many older generations only see the aspects of the phone in a negative way because they kind of don’t understand it too well anc the only info they can get is either from word of mouth or spread from news or magazines which mostly speak on the negative aspects of things while there are many other things that a phone can be used for and another thing is that they try to turn a lot of problems to the phone when it’s more of a self conflict like if their child isn’t doing their hw “ it’s the phones fault” instead of looking at why the kid is using the phone in the first place

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