The idea of the decline of the new generations compared to the good times of the past is a constant illusion in history: Dante, Cicerone, Plato said so. If it were true, we wouldn't have transitioned from the age of the club to the digital age. In particular, today we have truly wonderful developments in sciences, technologies, and medicine. Also, consider the crowds at museums and cultural places that once appeared deserted. The impression of the decline of the new generations depends on the fact that we tend to judge them according to our parameters, which are not modern ones.