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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The 90s were amazing. I am glad to have grown up in the 80s and 90s (young Gen Xer). [/quote] Agreed. -old GenXer[/quote] I was born in '78 and I disagree. * Today's kids are so much more exposed to the entire world; you can order books and learning materials on any topic that strikes their fancy. * There is more organic food available and in cities more "ethnic" foods from around the world. * Professional life is getting more flexible and both men and women can spend more time with families. * The kids can watch Elon's rockets going into space and coming back in real time. * They are witnessing the fastest advances in healthcare and many of today's kids will benefit from them, especially genetic therapy and immunotherapy. * Gun violence and violent crime are down significantly since the 90s in almost every US city. * We are seeing a reawakening of social justice movements. The two major current issues are the corruption of the US electoral system (exhibit A: Trump administration), and of course (and related to the first), lack of action on climate change. But the world is getting better and better every year. I remain grateful and hopeful for my kids and their kids.[/quote] While I agree and I am the same age, I think I had a lot more freedom because of my innocence not having the world on my phone in my pocket as a teenager when I grew up. There is freedom in not being exposed to so much as a child. And I was exposed to a lot through travel and a variety of life situations.[/quote]
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