Yeah, I do.  I think those who were young adults in the 40's got it from
another source.  Young adults in the 50's - 70's may not have.  The youth of
today do have quite a source of stimuli, but I'm not sure they are any quicker
or more versatile than some octogenarians that I know (with the exception of
physical reaction time, and even there -- my dad had faster reactions at 85
than I did at 25).

Jim

Roman Black wrote:

> Like the difference
> between tree-houses and dolls at 13 yrs old compared
> to flashed 30Hz images of complex scenarios.
> Like a bombardment of things at the limit of human
> recognition, don't you think this has an effect on
> the young mind??

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