History... Our Future's Mystery

We, the next generation were always told to learn from our mistakes, to learn from the past. Well every second of every day new history is being made. So are we just going to keep cramming it down the throats of the youth? What are we going to do when there is too much history for the future generations to learn? Are we going to keep teaching them everything this generation is to learn and what happens after we are gone? If so then it would take even longer for them to get out of school, and if college is still a necessity then, how long would that leave them to live the rest of their lives after they graduate? A few years perhaps, when our generation will get thirty or more, they would probably be lucky if they get twenty five. Or in the future, are we just going to stop teaching about the things from the early years of human history? There are many options that all the generations of the future will decide on one day. But i wonder... if we were told to ask the really big questions in life when we were younger, then why do they just ignore us when we do, or treat us like we are baby's who just said their first word? I am thirteen, not two, show some respect. And in the end the question is left unanswered. This is one of those question. Is there an answer? I have no idea for I am just here to ask it. A really big question, yet no answer.