How come boomers consume media by constantly changing the channel? Growing up my parents would swith channels every 30 minutes. They'd tune into a movie halfway through with 0 context and just watch it and comment on it without knowing what's going on. I recently visited my parents and my dad was just constantly changing the channel to a plethora of reality shows about Gold, truckers or pawn stars while they played bingo on their phones without talking
Why do they have a tv behind them also?
>>223941092OP's prompt included "watching TV" even though a tv wouldn't be visible from that angle, so the AI drew one in the only place it would fit.
How is that any different from zoomers doomscrolling?
>>223941064Well, they can’t rewind the movie when it’s live so if you see something that you are enjoying, you just watch it
>>223941064It's old man's equivalent of clicking on random links in the web search
>>223941064That’s how you’d find out what’s on, doofus. They couldn’t just sit there and say ‘hey Google put on Underage Panty Quest s2e7 in 1.5x with custom subtitle plugin A’, they would have to, you know, see what is on the tv screen to see what was on the tv channels
>>223941122It's not. But zoomers want to think it's different. Probably because it's tailored to them. Where generations past had to put a little effort into finding something to occupy their time
>>223941064Good Morning Sir
In the old days technology was objectively better than what we have now and changing channels was instantaneous.
