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feral lunch lady's avatar

In the 70s and/or before, there was a slogan, don't trust anyone over 30. It was such an important part of popular culture at that time, "People over 30" was the topic of a college art assignment my class got. I never understood this, as my parents were cool, and I learned about art and music from them, and all my cultural heroes were over 30, like Beethoven, etc. I think this was deliberate propaganda, maybe from the CIA, but if young people were taught classical music from early childhood, they couldn't possibly fall for that generational divide stuff.

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Renee Marie's avatar

DAISY! I loved this wonderful, fantastic commentary! I guess I’m not losing my mind...unless you are too! Then I’m in very good company!

I grew up as an only children and hung out with lots of adults, growing up...I loved it (born in 1963 and no I wasn’t lonely or spoiled)!

I was exposed to great, honest conversation, humor, movies and culture (grew up in SF-3rd generation). The city of SF was such a wonderful place to grow up, but that is now gone. Everything that made SF great, is being erased. It breaks my heart (I can’t leave it in San Francisco, sorry Tony).

Thank you from someone who gets it!😉💕

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