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A Millennial born in 1980
A few years back I probably would have fit that category, born in 2001 if it matters. Basically the fascination with "old internet" comes from having barely seen glimpses of it before the corporatizing of everything in the 2010s/20s. Not being able to truly experience it, while still being able to see an idealized version of it and recognizing that something was lost.There's some zoomers that are strangely interested into how the internet used to be.
You can even find decades of fan translated foreign media within seconds. I can find stuff from Thailand, Taiwan, South Korea, France, Germany, Japan, China, Russia, and North Korea all on the same device with fan made English translations of varying quality. That was somewhat possible when I was a kid in the 2000's, but stuff from some countries wasn't as easy to access as it is now. Most of the fan translated stuff was from Japan.The nostalgia for the 80s and early 90's culture is hyper commercial yuppie culture. It's nothing like that generation grew up with. 2020 is selling you adverts from 1990 and telling you that's how it used to be as if owning a SNES with 5 games is anything like having a steam account with a fiber connection or having to spend a couple of weeks chore money to buy a new album is like having Spotify. You can go to Neocities and load up the pages in half a second but you will never know what it was like to click on an anime gallery page and watch it load Slayers, Gundam Wing and Dragonabll 480x640 wallpapers over 20 minutes. Zoomers would lose their mind at the amount of downtime the old internet had and the gameboy advance requires physical batteries you have to get from a store in person so you can't spend all that time playing with a gadget to keep yourself occupied.
Hope and change generation? Millennials (early) are cynical as Gen X but they're more offensive. Early millennials were in their late teens when all the Iraq and Afgan war stuff was going on. They were into bands like Green day and Slipknot. They were in online games saying nigger and faggot to each other. Early Millennials are tech savvy cynical nerds who laugh at suffering because the early internet encouraged it. They saw the best of technology and watched it rot into AI sludge while the baby boomers and Gen X's blew up random brown people for a decade.I think there definitely is a clear difference between millennials and zoomers and it is basically attitudes towards life. Millennials were the Hope and Change Generation so everything is all based on faux positivity. Zoomers seem to know how fucked shit is so that proliferates everything you see and hear from them.
You forgot about the black MessiahHope and change generation? Millennials (early) are cynical as Gen X but they're more offensive. Early millennials were in their late teens when all the Iraq and Afgan war stuff was going on. They were into bands like Green day and Slipknot. They were in online games saying nigger and faggot to each other. Early Millennials are tech savvy cynical nerds who laugh at suffering because the early internet encouraged it. They saw the best of technology and watched it rot into AI sludge while the baby boomers and Gen X's blew up random brown people for a decade.
Obamas a Gen X thing. Early millenials were just hitting voting age and the majority weren't. It's also American which doesn't define other places.You forgot about the black Messiah
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Most millenials were of voting age or politically active when Obama got into office, that gen starts in 1981, meanwhile the youngest Gen Xers were almost 30 when he assumed officeObamas a Gen X thing. Early millenials were just hitting voting age and the majority weren't. It's also American which doesn't define other places.
How many teenagers do you know that care about voting? Almost 30 is when politics started to matter back then. Everything wasn't politically charged the way it is now.Most millenials were of voting age or politically active when Obama got into office, that gen starts in 1981, meanwhile the youngest Gen Xers were almost 30 when he assumed office
Exactly. I don’t think it could be emphasized enough how much 2008 was _the_ election for millennials. They even geared TV shows and movies all around the Hope and Change GenerationMost millenials were of voting age or politically active when Obama got into office, that gen starts in 1981, meanwhile the youngest Gen Xers were almost 30 when he assumed office
People go to these forums and imageboards to get the "taboo/edgy" insights, "redpills" and other memes to reprogram their own conditioning. If you have a massive influx of these people, the result will be ending up with people bringing their own psyops with them. Hence why you see the reminiscence of "identity politics" and other similar concepts that is of a lefty/pozzed narrtive around these parts of the internet. Sometimes it's just normies who don't know how psyoped/brainwashed they are ending up diluting the quality (election tourists + new faggots who are very "normie"), other times it's malicious users poisoning the well on purpose (a.k.a shitting up the threads + slide/spam threads).I find it weird how websites like kiwifarms and 4chan seem to care so much about generational identity, especially since their shared hatred of wokeness which was born of identity politics.
Kek! I can't use a computer without a GUI. To get command lines to work for me is an hour of trial and errors at minumum.if they see me break out bash/zsh they think it's fucking hacking.
In terms of how his presidency went, you can't really argue with that. The economy was good, people were optimistic about the future, things like the L.A. riots have been basically removed from the public memory, Russia and China all seemed to be set to become liberal democracies and we would all live happily ever after. Of course none of that lasted/was thanks to him specifically but propaganda and nostalgia go a long wayOtherwise, I've heard some pretty retarded shit sometimes just from being steeped in the left leaning monoculutre of the past 2 decades (I got told by one that Clinton was probably the best president in the past 50 years in his opinion).
Zillennials like myself are generally the cream of the crop when it comes to zoomers, though I try my utmost to not be persecutory, bigoted, nor hateful in the discriminatory sense of judgement (lest they become so fake and gay they degenerate into blasphemous and pedophilic e.g 764/UTTP/Skibidi Farms/Orion Grant Passmore, in which case they deserve Purification at the hands of His Judgement).I'm not sure how millinnials could borrow much "spine", "heart", and "confidence" from zoomers when zoomers appear to be even more lacking in those things on average than millennials are.