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Hawaii Condos — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 05:52:00 +0000

The reason for this is that there are just some people who do not fit into the generation to which they were assigned, which is why dates do not matter.

By: David

David — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 22:32:00 +0000

Some use 1977 as the start of the Millenial Generation, and here’s why:

1. A chart on a website proves that the “Baby Bust” REALLY ended that year, and an era of steadily rising birthrates began. According to the chart, 3.3 million babies were born in 1977, while 3.14m were born in ’76 (a difference of 160,000).
2. Those born that year just came of age when the web first became available to the general public in ’95, hence the term “net generation,” or another name for gen y.
3. Studies have shown that people born in the late 1970s have very similar attitudes to those born in the ’80s (the former also voted 66 – 32 in favor of Obama).

I, however, believe that ANYONE can be a Millenial if he/she is tech – savvy, open – minded to ALL kinds of diversity, and is into the latest music and entertainment. The reason for this is that there are just some people who do not fit into the generation to which they were assigned, which is why dates do not matter. I say let everyone pick whichever generation best matches their CHARACTERISTICS.