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Not completely true. My desktop is 15 years old and ive barely put 400 dollars in it. Used parts. parts from friends throwing stuff. Plays every game I need. Other desktops were from the dumpster or schools throwing them out.
What I mean is, kids dont do that now. Theyre stuck on iPads.
I agree with you still. Its the parents fault completely. The issue is most parents are tech illiterate as well. Downward spiral.