If, as many experts say, disrupting the cycle of hunger and poverty, for example, takes a two generational approach... shouldn't Generation Z and Millennials play a substantive part so that two doesn't become three?
There are many explanations for this global leadership deficit, but I'd focus on two onee generational, one technological.
More than anything else, Mr. Obama's election seemed to signal the closing of one generational chapter in American politics — the cultural and ideological divide that grew out of the '60s and came to poison the Clinton-Bush years — and the opening of another.
"I remember going to Roseto for the first time, and you'd see three generational family meals, all the bakeries, the people walking up and down the street, sitting on their porches talking to each other, the blouse mills where the women worked during the day, while the men worked in the slate quarries," Bruhn said.
On some level, the Thunder's playoff run — and, really, its entire existence since 2012 or so — feels like the working out of what would otherwise be a simple question: shouldn't the team with two generational talents be a good bet to win?
"Right now, there is tension between those two generational approaches," notes McGrath.
Nyegaard et al. studied a five generational family containing 17 individuals with nonsyndromic hearing impairment (two of them dead).
Whereas in other countries that weren't so quick on the adoption of HD, those people are just going to make one generational jump.
Instead of confidently striding into history, we are sandwiched between two generational poles.
A lot has changed in the city in the past 40 decades, especially the clientele, which has gone through at least one generational shift since Berge first touched mayonnaise to bread.
A World Series in which these two generational talents played against each other would be exciting for all fans to watch, but could solidify these two players as the face of baseball for the next generation.
