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this post was submitted on 23 Nov 2024
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Your cohort when you grow up can predict your development because people of a particular generation share a great multitude of environmental factors.
Edit: this does not mean we should foster intergenerational conflict.
Ok boomer
Boomers are actually an amazing example of how a cohort's shared experiences can shape their collective psychology. The cohort was born into a time of unprecedented economic prosperity and as such are unable to understand the problems of their children.
Or care about those problems.
Don't forget the lead poisoning