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Do we agree that late Gen Z (2008-) is just completely different than early Gen Z?
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Thb, that's going to fluctuate for awhile until they're all adults. Some people were tryibg to argue Millenials went all the way up to 2000 until a bit less than 10 years ago, where the cutoff settled on 1996.
Much of what goes into defining a generation is based on formative events. For millenials, it's being a kid before widespread internet and growing up alongside it, plus remembering 9/11. I bet 2015 is going to become a cutoff year, as anyone older than that would be in school during Covid and be affected differently.