College student sues after being expelled, accused of using ChatGPT on exam (youtube.com)
Have the past 20 or 40 years just been Descendent Masculinity? Since the early 90s it has seemed pretty dark, with continuously negative social trends. I don't have too many decades to compare with so it's hard to guess. It seems that masculinity might be just starting now to move to the ascendent now, and contrary to what they think they think, people love masculinity (like anything, it has complicated and dynamic potential problems, obviously). This doesn't mean aggressive, brutish, unlistening ‘alpha’ behaviour, though, chicos. It means the same thing you admire when you see it in standout men. Generally it's the result of experience, trials and work, and a refined and sophisticated sense of causes and effects ('right and wrong') combined with the personal discipline ('courage') to hold a position and sometimes act.