The sad part is, based on the comment your passerby made, he DOES care what “Gen Z” thinks, to whomever that refers.
It’s like when people talk about studies and then use the omniscient, omnipotent “they”. “They found that…”
They who? Gen Z who? A book is a tough one because the ones diligent enough to read it aren’t easily spotted. Then, you have to hook them, convince them they should read your work, and in today’s age, people take most of their counsel from social media in the first place.
He wouldn’t have said that if whatever he consumes praised web3. Surprised he didn’t cry about NFT’s or something.
Does Gen Z care about the banal things they repeat? Maybe we should poll the other generations about their thoughts on “rizz”, “sigmas” or “mewing”.
Whatever good that’ll do.
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I wouldn't know what "rizz", "sigmas", and "mewing" are. But I get your point.
I'm not sure the gentleman I was conversing with, a member of Gen X or the Baby Boomer generation, understood what the book was about. It covers a very small sliver of Web3 and is very specifically oriented toward social media within the space. The general population tends to lump all things crypto into one big bucket, and it's a bucket they only understand from the perspective of a popular media consumer.
And that's their bad habit. Sure, it helps since you can't divert all your energy to everything at once, but still. We learn things in our seasons.