This is why politicians weren’t supposed to be career. They were supposed to be people in business that knew something, show up, share their expertise and go home. Not the bullshit we have now.

It’s not youth that’s valuable, but the relevant experience.

The youth get in, turn the key, and go until the little light comes on. Then they stop and pump something into the hole in the side, and the little light goes out.

No “seem” about it: You are an ignorant ageist bastard. Go ask any random millenial what DDoS or DNS are. Some millenial using an iPhone isn’t any more likely to have picked up any knowledge about internet architecture than a GenXer or boomer who has used computers throughout high school and college and used the…

Speaking as someone in IT, youth does always not equate to technological prowess. I’ve seen 80 year olds who can program laps around some 20 year olds.

Just because someone USES as computer everyday doesn’t mean they know how it works.