Self-tutoring about demographics and politics: the tutor mentions GenZ. Did GenZ just bring down the government in Madagascar, and the government in Nepal last month? What has got this generation so riled up, and why are they so effective? My …
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Self-tutoring about Millennial and Gen-Z trends: the tutor mentions friendflation. I used to think that the mindset of Millennials and Gen-Z (which I find pretty similar to each other; see my post here) was new and different compared to earlier …
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Self-tutoring about different generations: the tutor makes some observations. It seems that the gen-Z stare is getting attention right now. Is it real? In my experience, definitely. Yet, here’s the thing: it’s not just seen from gen-Zers, so far as …
Self-tutoring about actuarial resources: the tutor mentions an idea about life expectancy. In my post from yesterday I mention an actuarial table, here. Said table can be used to discover the proportion of females, or males, in the US, who …
Self-tutoring about demographics of the US: the tutor mentions a resource. Reading in the news about seemingly healthy people dying at surprisingly young ages, I came to wonder: what percent of people in the US live to age 56? Interestingly, …
Self-tutoring about demographics: the tutor mentions a statistic. As of Q2, 2024, GenZ outnumbers the Baby Boomers at work in the US, at 18% vs 15%. It seems to have been during Q2, 2023, that they equalized at about 16%. …
Self-tutoring about business trends: the tutor mentions one. One idea I’ve been hearing the last few months is the suggestion that people and businesses might be living some city centres. Some propose it’s for quieter locations in suburbs or even …
Self-tutoring about how different generations perceive things: the tutor gives an example. If you listen to a gen-Z or millennial, the word “yelling” is something you hear. “They were yelling at me,” etc. I’ve witnessed, from a third-person point of …
The tutor reports an interesting statistic. In 2013, the world population was approximately 7.07 billion. At the same time, people aged ≥ 100 numbered about 450 thousand. Those figures suggest that a completely random person on Earth has probability 450 …
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