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🤔 The debate around the use of 'delusional' raises questions about the generation's understanding of the term versus its clinical meaning, highlighting a potential educational or critical thinking issue.
💭 The speaker suggests that Gen Z's use of 'delusional' may reflect a refusal to accept an untenable reality, rather than a pathological state of mind.
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The speaker explores the term 'delusional' as used by Gen Z, contrasting it with its clinical definition. They argue that the younger generation's 'delusion' is a form of dreaming big and defying limits, rather than a pathology. The talk delves into the practicality of Gen Z, shaped by global issues, and questions the societal norms that limit aspirations. The speaker calls for collective change to build a hopeful future, urging to reframe 'delusional' as a source of motivation, not a mental disorder.
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