Hey they did this article for millennials a few years ago!

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Late stage capitalism indeed.

I don't like the general idea of needing to hit certain "milestones" by a certain point in order to be considered "successful". Live your life at your own pace.

Spoiler: They aren't affordable. They're taking all the wealth and hoarding it.

being conditioned to leave the house at 18 isnt a milestone(seems very heavily stereotyped in the us), as is expecting to be finding a job right after degree too isnt a really a milestone(its a very US thing apparently), see alot of these stories just from a search alone. also some millineals are like this too unable to leave home due to HCOL, especially if you wernt in Tech/ or high paying health field.

Obviously, we should outlaw abortion, replace jobs with AI, encourage people to have more kids, spend more on wars and scams, and destroy the planet.

Let's have more kids while we encorage the end times for our rapture!

Millennial here couldn’t buy a house until my 40s and someone had to die to make that possible. We need a revolution

I love how they greens it like a personal failure when someone isn't able to hit the "life milestone" of being able to afford something that gets more expensive relative to median income every year. It's like expecting kids born today to speak by 4 months old just because some random out-of-touch person thought it would help the economy.

You're all millennials now

"being able to afford retirement eventually" and other fantasy tales as told by 20th century folk to a 21st century audience

Same they they said about Millennials, but this is not a problem that the owner class wants to fix.

why do we need "experts" to tell us this, have these people not spoken to anyone in gen Z for even 5 minutes?