Is the generational gap real?
51:43 Min
From attitudes on LGBT issues, traditional family values to climate change and individualism vs collectivism, the perceived differences between the younger and older generations are well documented. Around the world, it has also been said that younger people want a bigger say in how things are run, be it in companies or governments which are correspondingly devoting much resources to engaging and involving youths in decision-making. Scratch beneath the surface, though, and one may realise that what the younger generations are looking for are not much different from their older counterparts. How can we connect the different generations and bring out the best in each other, while recognising that the outlook of each generation is distinctly shaped by their own experiences?
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