I would argue there that there's a limit to how much better eyesight would affect things like that though, falling over and dying
Using that example if someone's vision is like an old CRT they might not see a root or something, trip over and die. If they have 1920x1080 they might see it if they have 4k they definitely see it.
Hunting however can benefit limitlessly, the further away you can see the better you can track
Not sure what your mean by it doesn't work that way
If men were predominantly doing the hunting, women would be more likely to choose a more successful hunter (more likely to pass on their genes if they have a better mate)
Also in general the ones who were better at hunting and their mates would be more likely to survive long enough to have children
Listen we all know deep down the solution is to try to parse it with regex
What's your sample size, do you actually talk to many gen z
If you asked them where they saved a photo on a smartphone they're not going to tell you a filepath because that's not how people use smartphones. I probably couldn't tell you where photos are stored physically on my phone without going out of my way to find that info
Also Google photos is a valid answer to that question because the file is saved in Google photos, just because it's cloud storage doesn't make it not storage. In that case local storage is basically just a cache anyway
That's a conscious decision though I said someone who doesn't know
It's a pretty good indicator. If you spend all day working with computers chances are you'll be able to type quickly
Pretty sure someone who doesn't know to plug their GPU in is probably not running Linux
We didn't have specific typing class but we had IT in both primary and secondary, at least late gen z got plenty of computer time in school and most I know in my generation are decent typists at least
Man look at millennials turning into boomers at record pace
"back in my day we did things properly, now all these damn kids... etc etc"
I've actively been told off at work on multiple occasions for putting too much effort into making my code reusable and extendable later down the line
(As of recently I've had to rewrite an entire project from last year because I gave up and just wrote a big blob of difficult to maintain code, then unsurprisingly the requirements changed)
Wow from the sounds of it they're gonna lose like, 400 dollars out of this debacle
I'm not arguing good vision is not important for general survival, but I think hunting has a higher ceiling of usefulness for good vision than anything else humans did in that period