Young people in modern in modern world seem to have more power and influence that any previous young generation. why is this case? What impact does this have on the relationship of old and young people

comparatively
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Comparatively
address, today's youth seem to
causes
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cause
more power and influence because of
development
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the development
of technology, science and globalisation for so it
also impact
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also impacts
has also impacted
is also impacting
on
relationship
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relationships
the relationship
.
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shed
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sheds
light on factors and its impact on bonds among
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advanced in years; ('aged' is pronounced as two syllables)
older
people.
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with, another for
such
power and successor can be considered the improvement of
educational system
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the educational system
educational systems
.
today
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Today
in many countries government wide on sensory facilities,
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example financial
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example, financial
resources to support the students who want to study abroad coma studying abroad not only helps to improve their
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education
but improve throw Outlook as base in different cultures in the world.
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Apart
from
this
, do not have
such
such
a
chance and
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chance, and
this
difficulties
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difficulty
lead to be less informed and educated current current
generation
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generated
generative
generational
generating
furthermore it
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Furthermore, it
Furthermore it
can be
also
noted that great difference between young and old people cause some problems
such
as not understanding
this
each other
for instance
coma some older people do not want to accept that you can get distance study or work and do shopping on the internet is
also
wasting your time.
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Similarly
the young all the
generation
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generations
in in a not understanding the new technology. In conclusion, The main solution for
this
problem can be afford to understand each other, because it will not be the right choice to make teenager avoid following the technology in the modern world.
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