R. R. Reno writes in First Things of how the moral values instilled in Baby Boomers in the 70s spawned so many current societal problems. Their quest for an open and inclusive society led to the destruction of social norms that once disciplined us, and dysfunction followed.
The Paper-Pushers Who (Barely) Control America’s Skies
Fans of the 1999 movie Pushing Tin will recall frenetic scenes of air traffic controllers working to keep airliners from colliding in crowded skies. The current reality, writes John Tierney in City Journal, is far worse. Control tasks at U.S. airports today are still exchanged using paper “flight strips”. In contrast to this “international disgrace”, writes Tierney, European and even Canadian control towers have gone nearly all-digital.