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8. I go back and forth on the usefulness of these broad-brush descriptions, too.

Sat Apr 27, 2013, 11:21 AM

Apr 2013

I do think there is an overall "feel" to different generations, though, even if there is wide diversity among the members.

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The Unluckiest Generation: What Will Become of Millennials? [View all] xchrom Apr 2013 OP

I move between Gen X and Gen Y depending on article. NutmegYankee Apr 2013 #4

I'm in the same boat as you are tabbycat31 Apr 2013 #11

The problem is most Y's I know are Rand Paul fans Johonny Apr 2013 #6

I guess I'm an Xer, although I don't really think of myself as such. LuvNewcastle Apr 2013 #7

the generational names and "characteristics" marions ghost Apr 2013 #9

I agree. LuvNewcastle Apr 2013 #10

The story itself is more balanced than that headline would suggest... CBHagman Apr 2013 #5