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Gen Z are a lost generation
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i feel this to some extent but people said this about millennials most of gen z isn't even really in the workforce yet so too early to tell
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millennials confirmed lost generation sadly. raised on 90s end for history hopium, trusted in system like parents, surprised and dismayed by new horrors every 5-10 years since 2001.
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have you read Fourth Turning? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeVyfiP0cLk&ab_channel=VanNeistat
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i have not, it sounds dubious to me to make things so pat like that. i will review with llm
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broadly, the idea is: if we attribute a trait to a generation, and that generation raises the generation after the next one, wouldn't they have some sort of common traits? and there's probably some repetition where generations who are more disconnected raise children who are more connected/overprotected, etc.. etc... i don't fully buy it on the "crises happen every 80 years" thing but you do have 1780 (revolution), 1860 (civil war), 1940 (ww2), 2020 (covid++) so it's not insane
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