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>"To paint this in starkly generational terms seems counterproductive." .. which you proceed to do in the next sentence. >"They will affect different age grou
by halviti 11y ago
>"To paint this in starkly generational terms seems counterproductive."
.. which you proceed to do in the next sentence.
>"They will affect different age groups differently, but to pretend that it is somehow due to the "Generation" they are in is ridiculous."
I don't know if you're going out of your way to contradict yourself, but for all intents and purposes "generations" and "age groups" are the same thing.
- LockeWatts 11y agoIt sounds to me like he's challenging the conceptual idea of a generation, which to be fair is a kind of difficult line to draw. Instead, he's saying that if you're 20-25, regardless of generation, you'll see things one way. 25-35 another, etc.