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What the Fuck happened with Gen X?
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this post was submitted on 18 Jan 2025
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Generational Theory refers to them as a "Nomad" generation, analagous to the more literally named "Lost Generation" one sacculum prior.
Generational theory is not scientific, but the patterns it identifies are certainly interesting. It's held up over the last 30 years, and seems to be continuing.
At least according to Wikipedia, Generation X is the generation referred to as "the forgotten generation".