It's a difficult problem, people being who they are. Certainly, there's less public education in the area, but people are difficult to move to new things anyway.
For all the "Well, they should just change" opinions, I try and ask myself what I'd do if (constructed hypothetical) tomorrow it turned out that running computers caused cancer.
Honestly, the reason I'm here instead of living a different life was my grandfather lying his way into the Navy at 17 during WWII, taking advantage of the GI Bill, and getting through graduate school.
Sans that, I'd have been born up in the hills of east Tennessee, and probably never have seen a computer as a child.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bVkCDZ4RUIg#
It's a difficult problem, people being who they are. Certainly, there's less public education in the area, but people are difficult to move to new things anyway.
For all the "Well, they should just change" opinions, I try and ask myself what I'd do if (constructed hypothetical) tomorrow it turned out that running computers caused cancer.
Honestly, the reason I'm here instead of living a different life was my grandfather lying his way into the Navy at 17 during WWII, taking advantage of the GI Bill, and getting through graduate school.
Sans that, I'd have been born up in the hills of east Tennessee, and probably never have seen a computer as a child.