The New York Times asked youngsters what they liked and what they wanted. The results — perhaps as is to be expected — are unexpectedly insightful, uncannily familiar, and disturbingly unready for the consequences. [via Choire]
Generation Z in their own words
Sex trafficking suspect Andrew Tate threatens alleged victim: retract your claim or I sue you
Professional misogynist Andrew Tate, imprisoned in Romania as part of a rape and sex trafficking investigation, has issued a legal threat to one of the woman accusing him. The cease-and-decist… READ THE REST
Logan Paul is a wrestler now
Even as a terminally-online Gen Z-er, I had written Logan Paul off as yet another of those vloggers who had his day in the sun. We all know "It's Every… READ THE REST
"Influencers in the Wild" offers a new angle on always-online public streamers
Influencers record everything. Everything. Ubiquitous, omnipresent, and incessant, their content is unedited, honest, and unadulterated realness. But what happens when that is caught on video? The Instagram account "Influencers in… READ THE REST
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Easily master languages on Babbel for $149 for a limited time only
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