How Old Are You?

Jim starts curious about my idea about ageism as a topic I'm 61 and Jim is 58 70 is the new 50 Mark talks about the lag between having a new trend and when we catch up Mark talks about the logic behind dismissing solely based on age Jim brings up output and Jim casts some doubt about  Mark talks about remote vs productivity, vs context Mark talks about the frailty of youth and the benefits of experience Mentorship - experience and wisdom It's time to leave a mark…a legacy Jim - you get bitter or you get better Mark speaks to Jim's dysleksia Jim talks about his father in-law losing his filter Mark talks about the people who choose better Being negative is easy.  Being positive takes work Mark's default is not opting for anger Another of Jim's favorite quotes…reading and writing Mark reflects on Jim's dyslexia Mark brings his dad in again and talks about his ability to make you feel special Our kids are distracted Mark gets a bit emotional about safe spaces and victimhood Jim jumps in to defend young people Jim talks about our fathers being learners - intellectually deep and interesting Mark puts his perspective back in.  He loves young people Let's just reconsider the value of experience We complicate things more when we're young We're making things complicated Jim talks about how there is so much change Threads vs Twitter Where is this going? Jim brings up Government tech collusion Mark says why don't we know more sooner when bad things happen.  Evidence should be available sooner and people should be punished Don't think like everyone else Pay attention and choose better