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counting generations
how do you count generations? i'm reading about the term "3 generations after WW2 - so when how do count that - like 1948 = 1st gen, say 1973 = second gen, 1998 = 3rd gen? is there an official way to count them?
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Re: counting generations
The last generation was the Pepsi generation. From now on, we there will be no other generations.
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Re: counting generations
Crack a book once every few years [censored]
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Re: counting generations
20 or 22 years is the more accepted length.
Here is list (although no one will agree on exact generations): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...erations_Chart |
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Re: counting generations
I always thought a generation was 30 years.
Thus 1945-1975, 1975-2005, 2005-2035 Could be wrong. I guess maybe it could be between 20-30 years. This is most peoples' child-bearing years. |
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Re: counting generations
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I always thought a generation was 30 years. Thus 1945-1975, 1975-2005, 2005-2035 Could be wrong. I guess maybe it could be between 20-30 years. This is most peoples' child-bearing years. [/ QUOTE ] The most commonly quoted date range for the Baby Boom is 1946 - 1964, which is 19 years. |
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Re: counting generations
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20 or 22 years is the more accepted length. Here is list (although no one will agree on exact generations): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...erations_Chart [/ QUOTE ] i never knew there were so many official generations - if that's official - boomerang generation? - i never heard of it. |
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