The bridge generation is feeling its age
Millennials are a cultural infrastructure, like an older overpass everyone depends on, but it's starting to carry more weight than it was originally designed to hold. We're trying to move things forward as we absorb tension from both directions. And increasingly, this generation is being asked to adapt to a world we did not build, as parts of it begin to crack beneath us. We are old enough to remember an analog childhood and young enough to have built much of our adult lives online. We can still read a paper map, though now we rely on GPS. We can handle a formal work meeting and decode ...
