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Psst, just so you know, Generation X doesn't exist anymore- that's what GP meant by 'their echo generation'. I'd argue against him, but, whatever.
by panzagl 4y ago
Psst, just so you know, Generation X doesn't exist anymore- that's what GP meant by 'their echo generation'. I'd argue against him, but, whatever.
- jessaustin 4y ago[EDIT for clarity:] The boomers are a populous generation, and their children the millennials are also populous in a sort of "echo". It makes sense, that lots of parents would have had lots of kids. X are a less populous generation sandwiched in between those other two. https://nerej.com/generation-y-also-known-as-millennial-or-echo-boomers https://nerej.com/generation-y-also-known-as-millennial-or-e...
- panzagl 4y agoBoomers somehow gave birth to two generations- you had some still getting married and having kids right out of high school (kids would be Gen X) but you also had the 'Me Generation'/Studio 54/Gordon Gecko half who put off kids for career/lifestyle or spread them out over multiple marriages. I have a coworker who is 22 years younger than me despite our parents' ages being about two years apart. He's barely a millennial, while my childhood was pretty much as documented in 'Stranger Things'.
- dredmorbius 4y agoGen-X aren't the boomer echo, they're the boomer bust. Sort of the negative space propagating up the demographic pyramid that slacked breifly and was never heard from again.