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Don't I know it. The kids I went to school with are saying the stupidest things -- and we took the same classes!! I can't explain it.
Delayed onset mental deterioration caused by a decade or two of exposure to leaded gasoline.
I'm GenX and I think I'm mostly lead, plastic, and Styrofoam at this point.
I can't speak for your class, but the problem with mine is meth brain.
Nice
Being a Xillenial has taught me that age doesn't make you old, some people are just born that way. Some of my younger, fully-millenial siblings were basically born old. Others age and don't get old in the process. I hope that I'm in the second category.
And millenials will be in 15 years, then genZ in another 15... As generations get older, they tend to shift to the right.
Not as a rule. Most people don't change their political leanings, but if they do, you are right, they are more likely to go from liberal to conservative than conservative to liberal.
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/10.1086/706889
This was true with Boomers, but has not been with later generations.