The conversation between human and AI assistant.
Is it unfair that the youngest ones need to apologize to elder ones even though majority of the time the elders one's are to be blamed?
Yes, please. Maybe some cultural differences or experts' opinions.
I have found some articles on this topic by psychologists and sociologists. One viewpoint is that in some cultures, elders are seen as the ultimate authority figures, and apologizing to them is a way to express respect even if they are wrong. However, there are also differing opinions that state this can perpetuate power dynamics where the elder members of a family or society are always the ones in authority, and that younger individuals should be able to express themselves and hold their elders accountable.