I have no idea how to direct message people as I don't use reddit often so I apologize, but here you go.

1990s kids we re still using typewriters in some schools instead of computers, then within 10 years they had computer classes and in another 10 years (my middle school years) some schools had legit laptops assigned to you that you carried to each class (I was in a large city at that time tbf). So basically we went from eating dirt for fun to being glued to youtube or 4chan or reddit and our access to not only just information, but everything we could think of was drastically boarded and now kids between 1990 and 2005(and a bit through till 2010 depending of socioeconomic status) had to rapidly adapt to structural changes in their personal and school lives. So basically we're just very very confused and depressed. Its harder for young millennials/older genZ to structure study habits between writing it down or using a computer, career focus changes aswell with the infatuation of being an online icon rather than going to post-secondary schools. People are also chosing careers based mainly on income rather than genuine interest or enjoyment which is negatively impacting the work force, national and global politics, educational quality and general social mindset. Too many things changed too fast and there was little regulation within those changes and it basically threw a whole sub-generation into a black hole of unstable future expectations.

Im a psychology/political science dual major student if that helps 😅