Relationships built online are rarely valued.
For instance when they have a quarrel, instead of communicating with each other both parties just fall back to phone pressing.
These days many people just want the delivered on time. Take for example freelancers, they do not need to meet up each other for business to happen.
A child that learns the basic arithmetics has an advantage compared to the cold that skips the basic process.
The former has knowledge on syntax because using a calculator is based on hand written principles.
But with the way things are going in this age, one might need to enforce these social skills on the youngers as they grow so that ot sticks with them. I feel I didn't learn all that I know now from my parents and I'll definitely teach my child all that I learnt to help them in their day to day lives
Knoeledge and some logic based around it. I suspect that pretty much every valued skill is a cluster of many, many skills that without them, the valued skill is unavailable. People end up very disjointed from themselves, especially when they essentially have mental development gaps that are no long closeable.
Culture plays a big part in what we learn, as parents are very limited. the problem being though is that many kids are going to group - "birds of a feather" and end up surrounded by people just like them - and think it is normal.
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