I'm not even sure he's right His two initial examples, public grooming and public over-affection, are things that have been happening at least since I was 6 (ac

I'm not even sure he's right His two initial examples, public grooming and public over-affection, are things that have been happening at least since I was 6 (actually I first saw someone putting makeup on in the car when I was 8 but I assume that practice existed before the first time I saw it) I'm starting to think the whole "Facebook-Generation" clap trap is more an invention of the media than anything else. Maybe it's just me but in my group of Facebook friends there are a few people who post everything they do and the rest remain relatively silent (generally only checking in when they think they have something funny and/or profound to say). The few people produce much more now that the tools exist to make it drop dead simple to do but it's still the same few people. It isn't like everyone just started sharing everything about themselves.