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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Where is gen z?? [/quote] Gen Z was that until somebody renamed them millennials when they all turned 20 and started annoying people. [/quote] No. Gen Z is after millenials. [b]Millenials are the generation who grew up at the turn of the millenium. So those of us coming of age right around Y2K. I turned 20 in 2000 so I fit. Another delineation is: did you have a computer in the house during your childhood? Is yes, you are a millenial.[/b] If not until high school or later, you are Gen X.[/quote] huh. Don't these two things contradict each other? It wasn't until 2000 that over half of US households had computers in them (51% in 2000). The vast, vast majority of people born in 1980 like you did not have computers in their house as children. "Zillennials" (late 90s babies) and early Gen Z (early 2000s) were the first group to consistently have computers in their house for their entire childhood.[/quote]
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