Group 1 - The controversy surrounding the age restriction of 18-40 for a museum event highlights the challenges of targeting specific demographics while excluding others, leading to perceptions of age discrimination [1][3] - Museums are increasingly becoming popular cultural destinations, driving innovation and new offerings to engage diverse audiences [2][3] - To address the supply-demand imbalance in cultural products, museums should enhance communication with the public regarding event details and consider expanding capacity and accessibility for broader participation [3] Group 2 - The museum's decision to limit participation based on age rather than professional background or academic qualifications raises questions about inclusivity and relevance [2][3] - The trend of museums focusing on specific age groups for certain activities reflects a broader strategy to cater to different audience segments, but it risks alienating potential visitors [1][2] - The need for museums to break down knowledge barriers and avoid age biases is emphasized, advocating for a more inclusive approach to cultural engagement [3]