I wouldn't count on that.
A lot of people are going to show up to vote and be denied. Especially in cities and suburbs near big cities. I guarantee it. The Supreme Court will do nothing.
And once it's gone, it'll take a Civil War to get it back. I just don't see young people looking up from their phones long enough to care.
With Gen Z and Millennials having unprecedented access to information - they are *mostly* dumb as dirt. Especially Gen Z. They've had too much done for them and have lived a life of pushing a single button to solve anything that they are lost. Millennials are actually a little more savvy than Gen Z. A growing number of Millennials are turning away from "smartphones" - probably because they see what it's done to Gen Z.
Now if you are reading this, and you are part of Gen Z, then you are the exception. Because if you linger here, you probably give a ****. But dealing with Gen Z and the "I don't know how to....." is frustrating as hell. You know what. Just about everything I do in my job, and in my life, I didn't know how to do at one point. So I learned. And it has NEVER been easier to look things up. But still "I don't know how to....". Because there isn't a one-button solution to do it for them.
(By the way, I love what they are doing this season on The Pitt -- to avoid being hacked like several area hospitals, and noticing hundreds of attempts to hack them, they shut the whole network down. Went into the "dark ages" That means medicine before 2005. A lot of those young doctors are in a trial by fire now, but think of how valuable that learning experience will be for them. Might be rocky, but yeah, totally relying on tech is very very dangerous and I think we're all going to find that out in the near future. Something massive will happen (probably not long before the midterms)
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