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We, the old ones of tomorrow

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Briefings

A article explores the question of what to leave behind, specifically examining the impact of language, education, and institutions on the next generation. It highlights the tension between inherited values and the need for new perspectives, using the metaphor of 'old men of tomorrow' to reflect on generational shifts.

Key points

• The article asks whether society should leave behind its current language, education system, and institutions.
• It suggests that the 'old men of tomorrow' must critically evaluate what they received from their parents.

Context

This article originates from a 2026 publication discussing generational shifts in societal values and the role of education in shaping future generations.

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The evidence is limited to a single article title and a single question posed by the author. No specific authors, dates, or quantitative data are provided, and the article does not offer a definitive conclusion or analysis of the questions raised.

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