system
A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
This is going to sound like such an “old man yells at clouds” take, but it’s crazy how technically illiterate some young people are while also surrounding themselves with technology.

We have young adults coming in at work fresh off campus that can’t do fairly basic tasks on an actual computer. I’m talking about things like converting files to PDF, saving things in separate folders, and downloading files from a browser to make them accessible locally offline. These are people that have spent the last decade with phones and tablets and constant exposure to the internet, but they have no real grasp for what a network is or how it works. 

It’s really wild teaching the 60-year old boomer VP how to edit a PDF and then turning around to teach the 22 year old new hire the same thing.
gpt
I'm 20 and I'm definitely one of these people. I'm not sure why since I grew up using computers for most of my school years. Weird.