Strauss and Howe and Life Essay

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I N T R O D U C T I O N
Value your life, appreciate it and take advantage of it, in order to have a life full of satisfaction and learning.
Young people don’t value what they have even when they lose it. It is common to say "live the moment" but never think about the consequences of your actions. They think that everything has a solution or that they are mature enough to take responsibility for something they are totally incapable of doing. All of our actions have consequences, but not all the people are able to accept it and take the responsibility. Take life easy is not the philosophy of life, they have to do big things and learn.

C U E R P O
"Live in the moment." Don’t think, don’t work. Just feels.
Education is important to any man at any age. Never too old to learn something, but sometimes it can be too late for some learning.

They are the generation now.

They are the generation Y and Z we talked.
Generation Y: They are those born between 1982-92. The generation of NOW / NOW. The Google generation, the generation of the Internet. The generation that saw their parents working hard for a better life and who know the value of things. Apparently not.
Generation Z: Those born between 1993 and 2000. And pessimistic consumer generation, influenced by 80's music or covers of the same. The silent generation and content with technology. They can become responsible adults and high social value. This seems to be inconsistent.

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