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What's our generation's claim to fame?

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KingGheedora

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The 70's where the generation that was out to change the world, free love, etc. WWI era was The Lost Generation. I don't know any others in between.

What distinguishes people who are currently 24-34 years old, if anything?
 
I cant believe no one has said this yet.

MySpace...? As sad as it is.

fake edit: oops, I read the OP. 24-34 y/os, probably not gonna be myspace.
 
Originally posted by: Aflac
I cant believe no one has said this yet.

MySpace...? As sad as it is.

fake edit: oops, I read the OP. 24-34 y/os, probably not gonna be myspace.
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Yeah, I'd definitely call the NEXT generation the Myspace generation.
 
Originally posted by: Atheus
raves, ecstacy, etc is the only music/youth-culture we can really claim

good enough for me 🙂
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That wasn't pervasive enough. I mean, something people in 2022, will look back on 1990's and early 2000's and immediately think of.
 
Originally posted by: KingGheedora
Originally posted by: Atheus
raves, ecstacy, etc is the only music/youth-culture we can really claim

good enough for me 🙂
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That wasn't pervasive enough. I mean, something people in 2022, will look back on 1990's and early 2000's and immediately think of.
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9/11 and the conflicts in the Middle East.

 
Originally posted by: cobalt
Originally posted by: Atheus
raves, ecstacy, etc is the only music/youth-culture we can really claim

good enough for me 🙂
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Ecstasy has been around for a while.
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Raves, electronic dance music, and the resulting ecstacy craze definately fit in his timeline. Very late 80s to 90s.

Wasn't MDMA originally made as a weight loss pill?... it does that too.
 
I think a few generations from now, people may look back and just wonder wth was wrong with our era...

You'd think that after having witnessed the 20th century (or at least a part of it), we would be better than to perpetuate silly things like pointless wars, and genocides, but we're just getting more efficient at them 🙁


So ya, our generation: endless wars.
 
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