honestly :3c is a great way to convey emotion
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I had always understood the schema like this: Boomer: 1946~1964 Gen X: 1964~1982 Millennial: 1982~2000 Gen Z: 2000~2018
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which makes 99% of us millennials
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for those wondering, I'm 1989
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lotta people insisting Gen Z starts in 1995--there is no consensus, but 1995 is roughly the *earliest* start date, with 2005 being roughly the latest. I stick to 18 year increments for consistencypic.twitter.com/MsNLuCcrwn
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That's based on a 4 year shift which actually has much to recommend it. Silent 24-41 Boomers 42-59 Gen X 60-77 Millenials (Y) 78-95 Gen Z 96-13 Gen ??? 14->
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this is a very novel schema, haven't seen these years used before
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Close to Strauss-Howe (4th Turning), except they expand X & Millenials, which is a wrong. There's big difference between Gen X from early-to-mid-70's (in High School during Reagan/Bushl) & late 70's/early 80's kids (who went to High School under Clinton) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strauss–Howe_generational_theory …
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Significant US cultural inflections in 1968-1974 and 1989-1995 periods. These need to near or just past end of formative (High School/College) years of Boomers and Gen X.
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