Do you prefer Millennials or Gen Z as a generation?

[LostFellow]

Isn't that merely a question "which generation do you belong to?"

I bet the few Gen Zers who post on the same emo and hardcore communities as me would vote Millennials. They often complain about their own generation too, lol.

I would assume that by one's late 20s or early 30s, "lewronggeneration" statements would be understood as pointless, but I guess not.

More serious: It seems like the centralized focus on generations for temporal cultural differences, a generalization that goes further than the "decades" one, is another indicator of human society innately preferring broad discrete generalizations rather than a continuous model. Another strong example is the fact that step-wise tax brackets, as opposed to a smoother tax function, exist in today's world of automated computation.

[LostFellow]

Isn't that merely a question "which generation do you belong to?"

I bet the few Gen Zers who post on the same emo and hardcore communities as me would vote Millennials. They often complain about their own generation too, lol.

I would assume that by one's late 20s or early 30s, "lewronggeneration" statements would be understood as pointless, but I guess not.

Those are Millennials. I'm talking about people younger than them.

Yes, I am saying you, someone of age with a fully developed brain, are basing this whole thread off something completely pointless and using evidence from teenagers who haven't moved past the "lewronggeneration" phase.