Of all the demographics that have embraced technology, millennials seem to be top of the tree. Taking the standard definition of a millennial being anyone born between 1981 and 1996, some surveys of 18 to 29-year-olds have put Internet usage at 100%. Under-30s are going online to shop, listen to music, engage with social media, […]
Two Millennials were bored with life in DC, so they quit their jobs and spent the past year bicycling across Africa, Europe, and Central Asia, proclaiming the message of love and peace. They were deliberately struck by a car and then stabbed to death by five men affiliated with ISIS. [...]
Challenging the narrative around today’s youth as a smartphone-obsessed, insecure generation, Bexy Cameron argues that, in fact, they foster the type of innovation, balance and progressiveness to shape a brighter future
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Millennials love socialism.
The reason is simple. They dream of a world where the government takes care of their every need, work is at a minimal, and lots of free stuff is readily handed out by the government, making their university degree, in the always useful field of gender studies, worthwhile.
Between the established circles of ‘old power’ and the thriving yet young dynamism of ‘new power’, it may seem society is caught in stalemate in enacting real change. But as Noa Gafni shows, the two are finding new ways of working together
Millennials are not our only hope, ISIS is more rare than a speeding ticket. Jesus never existed, claims some really bitter lady. Steve Jobs family values are telling. The recent beheadings are the result of …
