4 ms·
exactly! they're also leading the vanguard of elites pushing back against home ownership!
by 0zemp2c 3y ago
exactly! they're also leading the vanguard of elites pushing back against home ownership!
- rightbyte 3y agoThey don't want to work, too.
- majewsky 3y agoI can understand it. Where would a want for work come from? Either the prospect of increased prosperity (which is becoming ever more difficult to achieve unless you start out prosperous through inheritance, or are able to make it in one of the few high-paying industries), or the prospect of a job that is meaningful (which is becoming ever more difficult in a world of gigworking, AI starting to remove creative elements of labor, unchecked bureaucracy both in governments and just as much inside corporations, and so on and so forth). If I were to find themselves in a situation where the salary can just about make ends meet and there is no realistic prospect for them to move into a high-impact or high-paying line of work, then I would not be overly enthusiastic about doing anything above the necessary minimum at work, either.
- cookieperson 3y agoI see where you're going with this. Gen Z hates home ownership! You've done a great job making this world for your children and grand children!