Millennials and Gen Z are growing up in a world that’s drastically different from previous generations. They’ve been born into a digital economy, surrounded by chaos, uncertainty, and government inefficiency. Many of them struggle to find full-time jobs, and they don’t see traditional assets like homes as the primary way to build wealth, unlike the Boomers.

Instead, they’re focused on a different game—one that’s less reliant on government and more aligned with the digitized economy. Trust in government is low, and there’s a strong desire for alternatives outside government control.

Within these generations, a minority may turn towards victimhood or identify with LGBTQ+ cultures, which has its visible impact. But the majority are simply viewing the world through a new lens, seeking new ways to navigate life. Boomers who fail to recognize this shift may become irrelevant, while those who are curious and open-minded might adapt and stay connected with the changing times.

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When the price drops you’ll see how good you understand Bitcoin. If you get anxious you need to do more work.

The dems are literally doing child sacrifices at the DNC. Body count up to 25 according to some reports

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