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To '''dumb down''' is to deprive [[education]] or communications of meaningful content, resulting in students or an audience who are less informed, knowledgeable or capability of [[reasoning]] than their potential.  Often the victims of "dumbing down" are unaware of the effect.
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To '''dumb down''' is to deprive [[education]] or communications of meaningful content, resulting in students or an audience who are less informed, knowledgeable or capability of [[reasoning]] than their potential.  Often the victims of "dumbing down" are unaware of the effect. Starting with the massive [[television]] exposure of the [[Baby boomer]]s, the Internet - [[video game]] playing of [[Generation X]] and now the [[social media]] [[virtual reality|virtual]] world of the [[Teacup generation]] [[Post modernism|modern]] people have been dumbed down more than any other [[generation]].
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[[Television]] and [[social media]] (such as [[Facebook]] and [[Twitter]]) is an example of an aspect of the media that dumbs down its audience.
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Television, [[reality TV]] and social media are examples of aspects of the [[media]] that dumbs down its audience.
    
==See Also==
 
==See Also==
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* [[Indoctrination]] by [[Public schools in the United States]] and [[Common Core]] [[Public school values]] and [[Professor values]]
 
* [[Indoctrination]] by [[Public schools in the United States]] and [[Common Core]] [[Public school values]] and [[Professor values]]
 
* [[Teacup Generation]]
 
* [[Teacup Generation]]
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* [[Video game]]s
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* [[Social media]]
     
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