How deep runs the digital divide?

And is the distance between the
post-Internet generation (who are operating the country) and their pre-Internet
elders (who think they are running it) the generation gap of our time?

I suspect it is far deeper than we
think. This is not just a matter of different attitudes toward Edward Snowden.
I am guessing that growing up digital changes a lot of views and attitudes, and
even perhaps how the human mind works.