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Does age really matter? We have been recently discussing racism, when musicman said a thing that pisses me off. It has got to do with AGEISM. Now, does it not matter the age that you are, but the maturity, or in this case, the quality of what you type. Now Phil if i recall, you have expeienced ageism many a time. If you go for a job now, it doesn't matter how much experience you have, it's your age that makes a difference. For example, in schools now, they are hiring young people, rather than older people with more experience. I think this is just to save money. It's all about quantity over quality now.
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