dilbert 1 (nprofile…h6f2) not at all, the generation put the fences up and regulation. Boomers were the last generation who actually created things and had a can do attitude.
It’s not a coincidence that the vast majority of good music, good movies, etc. came from that generation. It was the generation that were the founding fathers of computing too, with so many great things the product of boomers. The enshittification came from gen x and millennials taking over.
It’s like gen x being called the latchkey generation because they had a great deal of freedom as kids. How they spend that freedom was down to them and if they squander it, that’s not a reflection on their parents at all, their parents gave them a better start than pretty much any generation has ever had.
I think the main reason boomers don’t want to give things to the younger generations is because they’re deeply disappointed in them and don’t see that same kind of spirit they had.
It’s like that Austrian heiress who gave away all of her family’s fortune when she inherited. Millions and millions, the family legacy. Is it any wonder boomers don’t want to give things to the younger generations with attitudes like that? It’s not rare either, millennials are the tax me harder daddy generation
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