Should we pay attention to people who are older and more experienced than we are?

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Should we pay attention to people who are older and more experienced than we are?

'Heeding advice' is easier advised than done. World War 2, Star Wars and The Great Depression are all examples when one or a group of people did not pay heed to the advice of elders. Yes, sometimes one may have to reflect if it is necessary to pay attention to people who are older and more experienced than they are, but history has consistently proven it's true that it is beneficial pay attention to people who are older and more experienced than we are. I also agree with this. Older people are more experience and have a greater cosmopolitan view than the younger generation. As young people still have amorphous views and experiences that concerns the 'big wide world', elders can redefine this thoughts and can channel people who are younger than them.

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World War 2 was already predicted 20 years before any sign of it breaking-out had even emerged. This is not peace. This a armistice for 20 years' This was the response by Foch, a french general, after the signing of treaty of versailles (a treaty, signed by the losing side of WW1, imposed by the winning side of WW1). Sure enough, 20 years later, the World War 2 had started. If the leaders of the countries that were complicit in igniting WW2 and the leaders that imposed the Treaty of Versailles had paid heed to what Foch had said, ...

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