[ SECRET POST #3106 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3106 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's so strange to me that generational breakdowns span 20 years. As someone born in 1982, I've found that I have a lot more in common with people in the later part of Gen X than I do with people born in the 90s, and I'm supposed to be in the same generation as the 90s folks.

[inkdust]

It's strange to me too. It seems to me that recently, largely because of technology, it's more appropriate to frame it as sort of micro-generations instead of the traditional model. I'm smack in the middle of the Millenials, born in 90, but my childhood was far from the same experience as someone born in 80 or 2000. I think they need to start chopping the divisions smaller.