The Millennial Left is dead by Chris Cutrone | Platypus Review 100 | October 2017

This is what we need rn!

“…what makes millennial retirement behavior so interesting: It is a wild card still, one that could slightly lift or substantially lower rates going forward.”

“Looking back on Y2K, the derided nexus of anxiety for a derided, anxious generation, no other moment could have prepared us better. Later, the financial crisis would mean many of us had to live with our parents after college, and this was _...Read More_

More bullshit from the Cato Institute and Koch Industries. The article attributes the millennial generation's exodus from American cities to high taxes on liquor, without addressing the racial demographics of that exodus or any of the _...Read More_

In the end, boomer is just a state of mind. Mr. Williams said anyone can be a boomer — with the right attitude. “You don’t like change, you don’t understand new things especially related to technology, you don’t understand equality,” he _...Read More_

This piece blew my mind. Enjoyable read that helps to explain LA’s unexplained essence.

The long term profitability strategy of the ride-share, scooter, meal-delivery apps is to sell user financial information. The author totally misses this crucial point. The goal right now is to continue growing the user base, profit will _...Read More_

A good take in a vast sea of bad ones

"Young people are far more likely to eat plant-based meat than older generations. And the trend is quickly accelerating as Millennials become parents." Specifically, younger generations' growing acceptance of climate change appears to be _...Read More_

I feel It's another play on the influenced longing for something. It's wanting to feel connected... to strip away the "facade" and "know" that person. It's juxtaposed to wanting "to be" that person, which was more prevelant in the era we _...Read More_