Whilst I wouldn't claim the point made is incorrect, I feel Mr Smead hasn't really made the argument that it's a changeover point. Where's the evidence that thi

Whilst I wouldn't claim the point made is incorrect, I feel Mr Smead hasn't really made the argument that it's a changeover point. Where's the evidence that this isn't just going to be a continuation of a relatively steady state? He hints that there are others moving up in the cohort behind millennials (whatever they'll end up called) and presumably there's a generation further advanced,but if this is to be some significant changeover then why isn't he talking about how the earlier generation's behaviour differs?