> typical 20 year generational divide is broken I completely agree. Born in Zimbabwe in '87, where things (including culture) have always been a little behind

> typical 20 year generational divide is broken I completely agree. Born in Zimbabwe in '87, where things (including culture) have always been a little behind - up to and including my childhood including rotary telephones, watching 9/11 on a black-and-white TV and a VIC 20. Keeping in mind that poverty is distinct to debt, I haven't been directly impacted by the debts on the previous generation and genuinely have no idea what other millennials are going on about (although I am slowly warming up to their struggle). At the very least the formal ranges of generational divides seem to only strictly apply to developed countries.