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I think it has to be more challenging to teach younger people because you have to keep up with all that.
But yeah if you can speak their language, that's a huge advantage.
Recent fun one was helping a kid design a poll about favorite SCP’s and having a discussion about population versus samples.
There does seem to be a stagnation in culture in that most of my middle school cultural touchstones are still there. I can hold my own in a conversation about Naruto because I’ve been around people obsessed about it for two decades. My Chemical Romance and Fallout Boy are still popular.