Maybe I’m biased, but I think young people tend to try new things. I think it is the difference between the era and the times that people live in. For young people, they live in a generation in which the technologies developed as a rapid pace. Therefore, they have to adapt the era in order to grow in the market. In contrast, young older people need to study or learn new things. All they know is what they all need. If they learn something new, that’s just a complementary thing in order to richer their life.
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Who do you think would prefer to try new things, young people or old people?
I think it depends on situations and circumstances because each group of people have their own advantages and disadvantages. While young people eager to learn new things and their more open mind, their own people can bring a lot of insight and insightful advice which help a lot for the overrun process of trying new […]
Who do you think would prefer to try new things, young people or old people?
Well, also speaking from my perspective I don’t think that trying new things that will depend on your age if you are young or old people. I don’t think this is the case. From my perspective I think it’s all about your personality. If you are some kind of type of person that like to […]
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