How do we think about the snowflake generation?

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Question: How do we think about the snowflake generation?
Position‹4 of 4: The Snowflake Generation exists in stark contrast to its predecessors

This position holds that the so-called snowflake generation exists only in contrast to those before it. It argues that each generation is judged against its predecessors, that it is for the individual to decide how they measure up — and that this generation actually has it harder, not easier.

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The snowflake generation has it harder, not easier than previous generations.
The Snowflake Generation, a nickname for the combined generations of the Millennials and Generation Z, receive their fair share of teasing. The jest often includes references to the heydays of generations past, with ideas that the current, modern world is a far easier than the ones that other generations, for instance the baby boomers, had to contend with.