Honest Posters of Our Relationship with Technology
Designer Ajit Johnson, living in England, has imagined a series of posters called “#This_Generation”. With honesty, the posters show anecdotes linked to our daily relationship with technology and social networks.
“Can’t work a computer to it’s full potential or send an email, proceeds to ask someone a 1/3 to ½ their age for help.” #LastGeneration
“Can’t accept the fact that meaningful relationships can be made online, struggles to respect and accept said relationships.” #LastGeneration
“Has drained and abused the Earth for it’s resources, and believes that a young person would choose internet over survival. Expects us to survive and solve the problems they have created.“ #LastGeneration
“Does not understand that phones are meant for communication, also does not understand that the average semester lasts 4 months.” #LastGeneration
“Refuses to give proper sex education, shames the younger generation for not knowing.” #Last Generation
“Does not understand how social media works and that not deleting/avoiding your recent ex online is just as bad as seeing them every day.” #LastGeneration
“Also texts and drives, pretends that they are not responsible for any accidents caused by their idiot mistakes.” #LastGeneration
“Shames teenagers for taking photos of themselves that make them feel positive about their physical image, probably can’t work the camera themselves.]” #LastGeneation
“Believes that a person’s way of texting with people they are comfortable with is a sign of their intelligence level, texts just as bad, if not worse.” #LastGeneration
“Believes our generation are internet druggies, does not even acknowledge our reasons for being online, or what we do online.” #LastGeneration
“Has caused wars, economic failures, environmental disasters, perpetuated hate based on gender/race/sexuality/religion [or lack of]/and more, pretends that the younger generation is the problem.” #LastGeneration
Whoop there it is
did he not……make these on a computer though…lmao.;……
made on a computer with a hashtag to boot. the other ones i saw were also racist (some white kid with sagging pants with a bracket gesturing to the kid’s drawers, pointing to the words “generation gap”) it was hella gross.
Not only is the pregnancy one super gross and shaming…did this artist just never use a search engine ever?
and when was the last time you saw any child talk like that nonsense? 2008 probably
& they’re angry that people hide their porn instead of leaving playboy magazines out in the open like #LastGeneration, right?
Teen pregnancy rates are on the decline.
Millenials are more likely to type in full sentences.
Ugh
so this whole thing is gross and stupid but also like
fuck off for the cyber date thing? my boyfriend and i did that for 2 and a half years and it wasn’t a joke? it was how we stayed together? cyber dates aren’t necessarily any less meaningful than in person deals. technology is awesome – it wasnt that long ago that our relationship would have been confined to letters and hella expensive visits.
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