Against generations

This article argues against the use of generational labels, such as "Millennials" or "Gen Z," as a way to understand and categorize people. The author criticizes the tendency to make sweeping generalizations about an entire generation based on age, suggesting that it oversimplifies and overlooks the complexity and diversity of individuals within that group. The article emphasizes the importance of recognizing the unique experiences and perspectives of each person, rather than relying on broad stereotypes. It suggests that instead of using generational labels, we should focus on understanding individuals based on their specific circumstances and backgrounds.