Apart from the wishing boomers to hurry up and die-- I don't want that-- (I'd rather we all learn from each other, but I hear you) I agree with your frustration here. But it isn't Boomers who are at fault, not really. They straddle eras in an uncomfortable way for vision. It is more the current structure of macro-economics. It just isn't set up for collaboration or organic evolution of the best ideas- it doesn't allow the diversity of input the best ideas require for design and implementation. We need to change the structure with distributed systems; we need to create empowering structures. We need to find ways to build in balance and incentive that are accessible to everyone, otherwise we are left with nihilism as a strategy. And that isn't the philosophy anyone enjoys going forward with.