it’s the same situation with writing cursive. use it or lose it. and for the effort in using it for little to no gain, or even a detriment, why would you put forth the effort to learn such skills? especially since now a days you have to pick up ten times the skills of people in the past
that’s good for the millennials, though i was never good at it. i didn’t have a car in the military, and relied on public transport. but i could scrape by. it would be more of a shock for younger generations
it’s the same situation with writing cursive. use it or lose it. and for the effort in using it for little to no gain, or even a detriment, why would you put forth the effort to learn such skills? especially since now a days you have to pick up ten times the skills of people in the past
I would say its more like riding a bike, you don’t exactly forget how to do it. If you can’t you probably never could.
that’s good for the millennials, though i was never good at it. i didn’t have a car in the military, and relied on public transport. but i could scrape by. it would be more of a shock for younger generations
You were in the military and are not good at reading a map?
there is very few places to go on a boat. and the navigators keep that sort of stuff to themselves