The warning signs are flashing red.
A top neuroscientist now says Gen Z may be the first generation in history to think less clearly than their parents—even after more years in school. Lawmakers were stunned as he described how glowing screens, “smart” classrooms, and endless scrolling may be quietly rewiring young minds. If he’s right, our entire model of progress is shaki… Continues…
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