>>8644102>>8644650I see. I used to think it was just a misnomer used by people that think "boomer" just means "someone older than me" without realizing it was a specific generation that's now in their 50s - 60s. But what you say makes sense too.
After all, since people are being born every single day, generations are more of a gradient than a succession of neat, precise demographical divisions.
