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digital natives
“Digital natives form deeper online connections than real-life friendships”
...this digital native generation is that connecting online with new people used to be a very, very narrow use case for millennials that would be dating, and that's why we call it dating apps. We have a
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...like, we're not digital natives, but but we grew up with the Internet. And so we we understand the pace of change. And there's something about like, I I look at, like, you know, AOC is kind of part of may maybe she's a little on the cusp of this coho
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...digital native generation is that connecting online with new people used to be a very, very narrow use case for millennials that would be dating, and that's why we call it dating apps. We have a generation that is purely digital native that made conn
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“Gen Z and Gen Alpha are default traders comfortable buying and selling everything”
...or it's or it's digital in terms of crypto or whether it's stuff on Roblox or or or wherever. Right? That is kind of their behavior. So I like,
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...have grown up digitally native that say, I want to be able to show my friends something cool on my phone that I own. And and when they get older, they're gonna say, or flip it up on my wall and have it as something I can show on my wall. And guess wh
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that I would describe it as. 2015 to 2024 was just it was a very, very strange period, and a lot of just things got really weird. And the Zoomers are the generation that basically was on the receiving end of that. And I they're at least for the Zoome
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...it's digital in terms of crypto or whether it's stuff on Roblox or or or wherever. Right? That is kind of their behavior. So I like, you know, will sort of items in in in Roblox or or cosmetics in Fortnite, like, ever fully embrace sort of a web thre
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across age groups. I've got friends that are younger than me, older than me. You know, I've got friends that are 80. The other day, I was talking to this incredibly precocious, amazing 16 year old to, like, a guy off the call. I'm just like, oh my go
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...digital literacy, and I feel like that just kind of fell off the map. That's why they call Gen z. They call them Zoomers because it's like they just believe you know, it's like boomers. They believe what they see on the Internet. Right? So I think th
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...have grown up digitally native that say, I want to be able to show my friends something cool on my phone that I own. And and when they get older, they're gonna say, or flip it up on my wall and have it as something I can show on my wall. And guess wh
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...of digital communities like what Oneby is doing? But also do we start looking at whether there's a massive retrenchment in the years ahead and actually Gen Z start to really think about how they can interact in a physical environment and build that c
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raised in a time where I mean, who are the most famous millennials? Taylor Swift. Yeah. Mark Zuckerberg. Yeah. I don't actually know who the famous famous people in Gen z are. I mean, you do. I don't know. Like, who are the role models? I don't know
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...digital transformation. You know, so any business that doesn't have a full digital customer experience and a full digital support experience and a full digital employee experience is gonna be at a huge disadvantage. How How's that playing out in your
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...on the digital side. And, certainly, digital is not usually violating the laws of physics, so that's pretty exciting. If you were giving, like, a graduate level seminar
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And they are on the Yeah. My son's 60. Yeah. I think we have, like, similarly aged kids. I have a daughter who's 22 and one that's 19. Yeah. So I'm I'm curious. My kids are on the opposite sides of the AI spectrum. My daughter, Jenna, will not use AI
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...you know, digital. But that's not what's happening at all. These kids are, like, collaborating together. They're talking. They're chatting. They're being loud. They're not parallel playing. They're using their phones, but they're doing things togethe
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...is on a digital canvas trying to figure out how should something work. And when I look at the future of people that'll work in technology or folks that are going to be founders, when we look at the students that we reach with Figma through our EDU ef
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