>>2656227I got to experience all of those eras, especially the first three in what are properly considered years of childhood. I still consider the other two to be representative of more developmental years of my life, compared to now. I do think that the Core Gen Z cultural category may be coming to an end, soon, if it has not already passed since the end of 2016. 2017, after all, marks the start of the late 2010s. That is interesting to me, because the late 2000s really did not feel long ago, nor does it appear to be so different, visually, now, except for technology and politics.
