BTW, I'm not saying generations don't undergo changes


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Posted by blindness on November 03, 2026 at 12:51:44

In Reply to: Actually late boomers and early GenX posted by DSCBruin on November 03, 2026 at 11:17:22

I think the changes that boomers went through over the decades have been pretty well tracked. The "me generation"
of the '80s was them, after all. The thing is you can trace these changes and understand their dynamics fairly well once you see it through their defining characteristics forged back when they were coming of age. And I think that's what happens with generations: there are formative events that shape you, but you are not the only shapers of those conditions. Sometimes these conditions are inherited. Imagine younger millenials and gen z who grew up with the internet boom, which was more or less came into existence with Gen X and older millenials at the helm more often than not.


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