I find that any time an article references a "generation" it is the product of lazy writing/thinking. Plotting individuals along some imaginary scale based on w

I find that any time an article references a "generation" it is the product of lazy writing/thinking. Plotting individuals along some imaginary scale based on when they were born is only slightly more useful than using horoscopes. I say this a "Gen X'er" (I think. I was born in 1976 as a product of "Baby Boomers" so I've never known exactly what personality traits I was supposed to exhibit.)