I think there are numerous ways in which Tim Cook's generation has failed the next generation (at least in the US).
* Wages are flat,
* Housing costs are up (in large part due to NIMBYism),
* College is more expensive (in large part due to Cook's generation cutting subsidies that they got),
* Environment is shot- that whole global warming thing isn't going away anytime soon.
Generally speaking the baby boomers, as a whole, have focused more on enriching themselves than any other previous generation. This is the first time in generations that, in the US, the newer generation is seen as worse off than the one before it.
* Wages are flat, * Housing costs are up (in large part due to NIMBYism), * College is more expensive (in large part due to Cook's generation cutting subsidies that they got), * Environment is shot- that whole global warming thing isn't going away anytime soon.
Generally speaking the baby boomers, as a whole, have focused more on enriching themselves than any other previous generation. This is the first time in generations that, in the US, the newer generation is seen as worse off than the one before it.