Millennials Aren’t Listening to You (And Reason Reveals Why That’s a Good Thing)

Every generation gets more
than its fair share of curious scrutiny. Who are these kids who
will inherit the heirlooms and, just maybe, learn from our
screw-ups? Each rising cohort finds its own way—not just as a
group, but as the individuals that make it up—and oldsters want to
know if their values will be reflected or rejected, and if the
newbies are up to the challenge.

What challenge? Well, we all leave a bit of a mess behind us.
Somebody has to figure out what the hell grandpa did with the
checkbook. And will nobody put an end to the plague of baggy cargo
shorts worn with wifebeater t-shirts?

But the kids are all right. They’re just fine—not perfect, but
getting along in their own way. And that way is pretty heavily
disconnected from old loyalties and affiliations.

Come along with Reason as we take a long look at
millennials.

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