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In this short monologue, the speaker laments the perceived fragility of Generation Z, arguing that a combination of an overly comfortable childhood, ubiquitous technology, and instant access to information has produced a cohort lacking resilience. He references a cyclical view of history—hard times forge strong men, strong men create good times, and good times breed weak men—to explain the current state. To counteract this, he advocates for individuals to intentionally subject themselves to controlled adversity each year, choosing a challenging activity that shapes identity and builds character, asserting that every person has the capacity to do so.










