Gen Z writer calculates five degrees of June warming in Philadelphia based on two data points, and says it is up to the city council to lower temperatures.
Mystery Shopper: Does City Council Answer Residents?
June afternoon temperatures in Pennsylvania have declined over the past century. The blue line shows the Gen Z calculated trend since 2004.
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I feel quite bad for Gen Z – it’s a generation damaged by the advent of smartphones, social media, and highly online life. This results in many/most of them lacking interpersonal skills & critical thinking, through NO fault of their own. Jon Haidt credibly contends that it’s endured the largest destruction of human capital in the history of the world.
If we’re not careful, subsequent generations will be similarly damaged.
That said, this Gen Z mystery shopper is likely moderately to severely retarded.
There’s no cure for stupid, what else is there to say? Except in this instance it’s seriously stupid.