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For me it's the assumption that if since a particular circumstance triggered an interesting social interaction, that the lack of that circumstance would mean th
by swatow 12y ago
For me it's the assumption that if since a particular circumstance triggered an interesting social interaction, that the lack of that circumstance would mean that no interesting social interaction would occur.
At the base, it's the same hollow critique of millennials: because they do things differently (e.g. interact socially online as well as in person) they must be missing out on all the great things that the Boomers experienced.
- Klinky 12y agoThis looks to be a Gen X story. I am not sure what the Boomers have to do with this?