My Generation

Everyone is watching the future in different ways; some see greater technological progress but others see more peaceful humans. For this reason, discussion continues as to whether the Y generation of this generation will play a role in the future of the United States. Given that our teenagers and children are adults of tomorrow, I think that they are actually affecting. Each generation of the new generation plays a role in the future of our country as it fills the gap that others could not work or died.

My generation is very different from the generation of my parents. The idea of ​​our generation is related to our country and the whole world, but the generation of my parents is limited to their families and their hometown. Today, we live in a changing world, so we have to adapt to the interactions of different generations of people. Therefore, the differences in our generation appear in three main areas: communication, education, and lifestyle.

One of the most striking differences between my generation and my parents is how they communicate. My generation is used to being in close contact with each other almost immediately. For example, if young people want to contact friends who live in different countries, they usually use mobile phones to contact them. New generation teenagers spend most of their time chatting with friends over the phone or chatting online, rather than doing other things. On the other hand, the generation of my parents is accustomed to writing letters to contact friends in the distance. In addition, they prefer to face other people. Overall, the way of communication of my generation is different from that of older generations.

My generation has many aspects to reflect, define and influence my generation. It is hard work to understand the X generation of my generation. As we are in front of us, the previous generation does not look like us. We gained power through the internet, we know more about technology than our parents, and we can access a lot of information. Like past generations, there is little change; relationship between us and our parents. Jamake Highwater once said, "The greatest distance between people is culture, not space.

"My generation" is called a lot of things. Millennial. Digital native generation A spoiled generation, a lazy generation, the most educated generation. But my favorite is the word "globalization". We are going further because technology interacts with our world counterparts over any other generation in front of us. For us, there are no borders in the world. In fact, the Earth itself is too small to satisfy our curiosity. For those millennium fellows who I like to call "global citizenship", those who think we are peers, our ambition transcends the Earth to Mars, to the Moon I will go to. And our news and our news about the constellation we are about to explore. Good or bad, we are everywhere, everywhere