Baby Boomers
Once you see it, you can't unsee it.
"There is no reason my appliance or television needs an internet connection."
You may be coming from a well-meaning place, but there are important points to consider.
These are the defining characteristics of today's youngest generation, according to demographers and other experts.
New Zealand's Chloe Swarbrick immortalises the phrase in a debate over climate change. But what does it mean, and why are people so angry about it?
Chloe Swarbrick, a 25-year-old politician in New Zealand, shrugged off an older heckler in parliament with a casual “OK boomer” during her speech about climate change. The phrase addresses baby boomers and is a meme typically used by young people on social media in response to older people who don’t take their concerns seriously.
It's not unreasonable to think sustainability might be a factor.
We see your set of expensive china plates that only come out on special occasions.
Yes, we have undoubtedly benefited from the profound changes of the past 40 years, but they weren’t our idea, nor did we vote for them
Most millennials will get their inheritance at 61 as life expectancy for their baby boomer parents has improved dramatically.