When we hear any point of view, thought, or feeling, we either judge, advise or probe. This goes for both teens and parents. The statements both parents and teens make are labelled as 'dumb' by the other party. These statements may have situational or temporary validity, but because we are unable to see the other perspective, these 'statements' become 'arguments', to be contested and won, and never understood. And, remember, anything may be right in its present context, but is always subjected to criticism and change later.
Airplanes are interesting toys but of no military value.
Everything that can be invented has been invented. Time to listen up Listen or thy tongue will make thee deaf. Now, it may seem weird to treat your parents as if they are normal people and all, but it's worth trying. Understanding and listening to your parents may result in two incredible things. Firstly, you'll gain greater respect for them.