Studies indicate that adults from the ’60s and ’70s gained remarkable resilience not merely from discipline or adversity but from countless hours of unsupervised play—learning to solve problems solo built independence, producing a generation that acts under pressure while today’s often seeks guidance, a gap revealed whenever systems fail

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