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The named generations are generally used in the context of specifically American culture or at least English speaking culture. They were never intended to say y
by harimau777 2mo ago
The named generations are generally used in the context of specifically American culture or at least English speaking culture. They were never intended to say you have generational similarity to someone in a completely different culture.
- breezybottom 2mo agoSo now it only refers to Americans? The arbitrary goal post shifting continues.
- harimau777 2mo agoIt's not goal shifting, that's what it has always meant. I'm sorry that you didn't realize that.
- breezybottom 2mo agohttps://www.emerald.com/books/edited-volume/17969/chapter-abstract/98682659/Generation-Z-in-Italy-Living-in-a-Soap-Bubble https://www.emerald.com/books/edited-volume/17969/chapter-ab... Wrong.