Angelina Jolie’s simple ‘thank you’ note has Gen X and Gen Z debating whether her writing is readable

A simple thank you note from Angelina Jolie has become a small puzzle for thousands of users on the social network Thus, it began during the filming of Maria in 2023, as the interpreter left a note for the staff at the Olympian Village Hotel in Aldema, Greece.

Three years later, the photograph is back in circulation and the conversation is focusing on her strange handwriting. Thus, while some claim they can read it without difficulty, others say they can only distinguish a few words. If you want to know what it is, it is active Thank you for the message and explains that the film team enjoyed their time there, but finding it was more complicated than expected.

As reported by BuzzFeed, some people compare strokes to doctor’s handwriting, but others believe that’s the problem Lack of habit of reading hand written text. Therefore, the discussion ends up confronting the opinions about the power of different generations.

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The debate has an interesting precedent in the United States, a country where cursive writing lost its presence after the Common Core Educational Standards (published in 2010) ceased to be included in their requirements. As an example, historian Drew Gilpin Faust reported in an article published in The Atlantic that nearly two-thirds of the students in one of his seminars were unable to read this type of font.

Such experience does not represent an entire generation, but it does show how certain skills are changing. The popularity of computers, tablets and mobile phones has reduced many situations where we have to write by hand. Fortunately, this does not mean that calligraphy has disappeared from schools and In recent years, many Americans have regained their compulsory education.

What Jolie’s notes show is that something as everyday as interpreting a handwritten letter can change depending on our education and our customs.

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