ManoWhisper
Home
Shows
About
Search
JustPearlyThings
- October 11, 2023
Traditional Woman DESTROYS Gen Z
Episode Stats
Length
4 minutes
Words per Minute
165.25616
Word Count
729
Sentence Count
55
Hate Speech Sentences
3
Summary
Summaries are generated with
gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ
.
Transcript
Transcript is generated with
Whisper
(
turbo
).
Hate speech classification is done with
facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target
.
00:00:00.000
The next topic on today's agenda is the problem with Gen Z.
00:00:06.720
The problem with Gen Z. I'm Gen Z. I'm so offended.
00:00:11.140
No, I'm not offended. There are many, many problems with my generation today
00:00:15.120
and we need to talk about them. We need to not be offended by them.
00:00:18.840
We need to recognize what they are so that we can be better
00:00:22.380
and hopefully not end up on a complete path to destruction.
00:00:27.800
So, let's see what this video has in store for us.
00:00:32.640
80s weren't perfect, but I'll tell you what they didn't have.
00:00:35.680
There were no safe spaces.
00:00:39.960
There were no trigger warnings.
00:00:43.200
And there were no fucking peanut allergies.
00:00:47.260
Why? Because for thousands of years, the only people who could have children
00:00:52.340
were ones who could hunt for food, build shelter, and fight saber-toothed tigers.
00:00:58.980
Now, there are people having kids who can't eat wheat.
00:01:05.060
But Christina, it's an allergy. You don't know.
00:01:10.260
Well, I do know. I ain't fucking a guy that's scared of toast.
00:01:13.580
I was in stitches when I first saw this video.
00:01:19.940
I think it's absolutely great.
00:01:21.180
Look, I wasn't around in the 80s, so I have no idea what it was actually like
00:01:25.000
from personal experience.
00:01:26.360
But from what I've heard from people who were around in the 80s,
00:01:29.500
look, it just seemed like a much easier time.
00:01:32.500
The general consensus, which is to just be a bit soft
00:01:36.620
and that it's great to be soft,
00:01:39.680
we've embraced the weakness of people in today's society.
00:01:44.860
Not only have we embraced it, but we reinforce it.
00:01:48.040
You know, when someone puts a trigger warning on a video,
00:01:52.280
for some reason that's seemingly normal now.
00:01:56.400
I don't think it's the world's responsibility
00:01:59.880
to have to adhere to your triggers.
00:02:03.980
I think your triggers are your responsibility.
00:02:06.620
And it's up to you to be able to filter out
00:02:10.020
what you can and can't take.
00:02:12.140
Also, how are we going to move forward
00:02:14.340
if we have to put trigger warnings on everything?
00:02:16.540
If we've got these people that are so easily upset
00:02:20.480
and hurt and offended that they need a trigger warning on things,
00:02:25.700
what is that actually doing?
00:02:27.860
That's wrapping them in cotton wool.
00:02:29.580
That's not exposing them to the real world.
00:02:31.860
That's putting them in a position
00:02:33.860
where they're never going to be able to handle anything
00:02:35.980
because they're so protected from everything.
00:02:38.760
Whereas if you got rid of all the trigger warnings on things
00:02:41.560
and you just let people experience the world as it is,
00:02:45.100
chances are a lot of them would grow a pair.
00:02:48.340
A lot of them would get over it,
00:02:50.580
just as people have done for hundreds of thousands of years before.
00:02:53.880
What scares me is the fact that one day my generation,
00:02:58.460
the people now who are, what, 18 to 25,
00:03:01.300
are not going to be 18 to 25.
00:03:03.440
They're going to be in their 30s, 40s, 50s.
00:03:06.780
And they're going to be the people who are leading the world.
00:03:10.000
You know, one day someone who's in my generation
00:03:11.980
could be the next prime minister,
00:03:13.680
could be the next president.
00:03:15.260
These people are going to be on the board of directors.
00:03:17.580
These people are going to be in the UN
00:03:20.160
and all of the other foundations
00:03:23.840
that are concerning at the moment anyway.
00:03:28.260
But imagine when people of my generation
00:03:30.020
are in those positions of power.
00:03:31.560
I think we ought to be very, very afraid
00:03:36.660
of what that's going to look like
00:03:37.900
because I can't even imagine
00:03:39.600
what kind of mess that's going to be.
00:03:42.640
We need to get a grip.
00:03:44.880
We need to be stronger.
00:03:47.080
We need to be better.
00:03:48.640
We need to stop covering ourselves in cotton wool
00:03:51.060
and thinking it's okay to be weak.
00:03:53.000
It's not okay to be weak.
00:03:54.920
The real world is harsh.
00:03:56.780
The real world is going to throw things at you.
00:03:58.800
You've got to learn to roll with the punches.
00:04:00.320
Otherwise, you won't survive.
00:04:02.980
I'm afraid it may not seem like it
00:04:04.900
in today's day and age
00:04:05.940
with everything that's so easy,
00:04:07.740
but it really is survival of the fittest
00:04:09.700
and you've got to be the fittest.
00:04:12.040
And today, unfortunately,
00:04:14.800
that is being emotionally fit.
00:04:16.860
You've got to be able to take things
00:04:19.440
and, you know, you've got to strive for better.
00:04:23.260
You've got to strive for gold.
Link copied!