The simple theory may very well be that millenials take too long to become adults. Maybe its as simple as people from my generation going to school like its an "experience" whereas people from my parent's generation went to make money. I get the sense that we care, as a generation, very minimally about education. We want to have it, because resumes lead to jobs, but we dont actually care about the work that goes into it. Do what you can to get the A (easy to do), but if you look at a single source outside of what you have too...shame on you.

Im ranting to much.

Its got implications for me though. I wonder if a closing argument that focuses on "personal responsibility" will be laughable in the coming years.