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They're called lazy. Phone-addicted. Too sensitive. But what if everything you think you know about Gen Z is wrong?
In this video, we go deep into the psychology of Generation Z — born between 1997 and 2012 — and uncover what actually shaped them. From growing up inside the internet to watching the world fall apart in real time, Gen Z didn't just witness history. They were formed by it.
We explore:
— Why Gen Z developed radical skepticism toward every institution
— How 9/11, the 2008 crisis, and COVID rewired their relationship with stability
— The psychology behind their openness about mental health
— What "context collapse" did to their sense of identity
— Why they're simultaneously the most cynical and most idealistic generation alive
— And what makes them the most misunderstood generation of our time
This isn't a generational take. This is psychology. This is history. This is what happens when a generation grows up with nowhere to hide and everything on the line.
If you've ever struggled to understand Gen Z — or if you are Gen Z — this one is for you.
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