Admittedly, I have little interaction of meaning with Gen Zers. Heck, my kids are millennials. But I notice two things in the discussion between Peter and Julia: Peter enumerates real (or imagined) traits of that group while Julia blames every generation that has come before for causing their real (or imagined) shortcomings. As such she seems to validate much of the criticism of her generation.
Admittedly, I have little interaction of meaning with Gen Zers. Heck, my kids are millennials. But I notice two things in the discussion between Peter and Julia: Peter enumerates real (or imagined) traits of that group while Julia blames every generation that has come before for causing their real (or imagined) shortcomings. As such she seems to validate much of the criticism of her generation.
Admittedly, I have little interaction of meaning with Gen Zers. Heck, my kids are millennials. But I notice two things in the discussion between Peter and Julia: Peter enumerates real (or imagined) traits of that group while Julia blames every generation that has come before for causing their real (or imagined) shortcomings. As such she seems to validate much of the criticism of her generation.