This one is strange to me, as I can't help but see it as an offset of sorts. The problem unresolved, has been pushed onto the next generation. That generation,

This one is strange to me, as I can't help but see it as an offset of sorts. The problem unresolved, has been pushed onto the next generation. That generation, having encountered the same problem, will then, too, push it to the next generation. > "what's important in life" Very common epithet. The important thing in your life is the next person? And then the important thing in the life of that person is their next person? Wait, what? Something here is just not right.