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Every generation has collective experiences in its youth that help define it. Baby Boomers (1946 to 1964) had the Kennedy assassination, the Vietnam War, and the Moon landing. Millennials (1981 to 1996) lived through 9/11, the Great Recession, and the social media revolution. What about Gen X (1965 to 1980)? In their youth, they experienced the fall of the Soviet Union, the rise of pop culture in the ‘80s, and Kurt Cobain’s suicide.Gen Xers were also born in an in-between era after women entered the workforce and before the advent of helicopter parenting. They fell through the cracks and were often left on their own. That’s a big reason why they have a reputation for being resourceful and independent. They are also known to be a bit cynical and sarcastic, a trait that comes from the economic and social tumult they experienced as children.The generation also occupies an interesting point in history where many Gen Xers had analog childhoods and digital adulthoods. This gives them an interesting perspective on the role that technology should have in our lives and a nostalgia for long summer days riding bikes without a phone in sight and staying outside until the street lights came on.But what were some other Gen X experiences that other generations may not understand? A Reddit user asked the Gen X forum, “What’s THE most Gen X thing?” and over 5,000 people responded with memories of their childhoods that helped to define them. 15 of the ‘most Gen X’ things people have ever experienced1. Whatever"Whatever.""I’m 46 and will take my jaded apathy to the grave, thank you very much. Now everybody leave alone cause everything sucks."2. Taping songs off the radio"I'm just on that border between Gen X and the oldest Millennials, but my sister is 8 years older than me. We would call the local rock station to request a song, then sit there with a tape at the ready to hit record as soon as they played our song. Repeat that about 10x and you've got a nice mixtape.""I spent months making a tape that had 'I Will Always Love You' by Whitney Houston on repeat (both sides) and gave it to my stepsister as a gift. She listened to the whole thing, hoping for a different song. Cause she hated that one."3. Arcades"Video arcade. Before Gen-X, graphics weren’t good enough, and after Gen X, you’d play the games on your own home console. No other generation claimed them like we did.""I remember being indignant when the first 50-cent games came out. What, you think I'm MADE OF MONEY?"4. Being forgotten"Never getting mentioned in the news. It always goes from Gen Z to millennials to boomers.""My sister watched a video that was supposed to be about every generation from the greatest generation through Gen Z, and they left out Gen X. Just skipped right over that time period."This is in reference to a news story that CBS News ran in 2019 about Millennials being the "burnout generation," where they put up a graphic of every generation from Silent to post-Millennials, now known as Gen Z, but they forgot to include Gen X. It was a perfect example of how Gen Xers have been ignored for years. GenX being left off the definitive generation chart is the most GenX thing that ever happened to GenX. byu/SojourningTruth inGenX5. Music videos"Watching MTV Headbangers Ball Saturday morning, ready to record on the VHS when my favourite bands came on.""Yes, 120 Minutes- but also, Yo! MTV Raps."6. Swatch watches"With the rubber guard on the face.""Swatch Guard, to keep you from telling time on the face with no numbers, of course. Yes, I had both at 14 in 1985."7. CD cases"Massive CD collections neatly stored in binders for easy access.""Claiming shotgun in the car so you had access to the binder and could play DJ for the night."8. Last generation to live without the internet"Being old enough to remember (and appreciate) life before the Internet and cellphones but being young enough to transition into that world without a hitch.""Old enough to remember life before the ubiquity of the internet (and computers to a lesser extent), yet young enough to still be able to understand newer tech like modern smartphones and computers."9. The Young OnesThe Young Ones was a British comedy TV show that ran from 1982 to 1984, about four very different university students who each represented a different clique. There was Vyvyan the punk rocker, Neil the hippie, Mike the "cool guy," and Rick, the Mod-socialist. The show mixed gross-out comedy, surrealism, and political satire, and was a cultural phenomenon in England that became a cult classic in 1985 when it debuted on MTV. 10. Being unreachable"Being the last unreachable generation. There were hours where no one knew where we were and our parents had zero way to contact us.""Be home before the street lights are on."11. Garbage Pail Kids"I bought a pack once, and my mom thought they were Cabbage Patch Kid cards. When she saw them, she made me return them to the store!"12. Blockbuster on a Friday night"Hanging by the door to see if any good movies were just returned.""Checking your answering machine messages to see if the video store called to say the movie you wanted was in."13. Trapper Keepers"I loved my Trapper Keeper. Everything fit in there, didn't need a bookbag."14. Hypercolor shirts"I sell the sh*t out of hypercolor shirts in my vintage store. I’m the only one who actually knows to look for them. The younger set is completely amazed by vintage hyper color."15. Payphone scams"Using a payphone to make a collect call with the intent of the call being declined. It's a messaging system that notifies your ride that you're ready to be picked up from the movies, where you watched Back to the Future. Or from the arcade where you just blew a roll of quarters on Super Mario Bros.""Calling your out-of-town friend collect from a payphone to another payphone to avoid long-distance charges. Successfully did this with an overseas boyfriend, too.""We used to call the payphone on the corner by 7-11 just to see who would answer."

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A major eruption of just one of the Earth’s supervolcanoes would have the potential to produce a long-term “volcanic winter” and a horrifying global famine in which hundreds of millions of people would die.  So should we be alarmed that several of those supervolcanoes appear to be waking up simultaneously?  In recent months, I have written a number of articles about the unusual seismic activity that we have been witnessing all over the world.  There are many in the scientific community that are deeply concerned that all of this seismic activity may be building up to some sort of a crescendo, but so far most people in the general population are not paying attention to the warnings. Scientists tell us that there are 20 supervolcanoes on our planet, and one of the largest is right here in the United States. A full-blown eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano could literally bury almost the entire nation in volcanic ash and absolutely destroy U.S. food production. Now scientists are telling us that magma underneath Yellowstone has been “drifting northeast”, and that is not a good sign at all.  The following comes from a news article that was posted on MSN entitled “Is Yellowstone’s Supervolcano Waking Up? Geologists Think There Are Signs of Movement”… Seismologist Ninfa Bennington and the rest of her team suggest that the vast underground magma chambers, long responsible for the caldera’s explosive history, now appear to be drifting northeast. This means that the next major volcanic eruption could happen in that direction. The magma that exists under Yellowstone is very dense, and when enough pressure builds up “it can result in highly violent eruptions”… Rhyolite is a dense type of magma, rich in silica, that doesn’t flow easily, but when pressure builds, it can result in highly violent eruptions. The researchers also estimate that beneath northeastern Yellowstone, the crust may hold as much as 105 cubic miles of molten rock. That’s almost the same amount of magma that erupted 1.3 million years ago during the massive Mesa Falls event, as reported by Newsweek. The study found at least seven zones under Yellowstone that hold massive amounts of magma, with some of them linked together and sharing the same supply. Let us hope that we do not see a large scale eruption of Yellowstone any time soon, because it could mean the end of our society as we know it today. Meanwhile, we are being warned that a supervolcano that is located in northern Nevada appears to be “awakening”… A pair of earthquakes have struck northern Nevada, adding to the dozens of tremors reported near an ancient supervolcano feared to be awakening. The US Geological Survey (USGS) revealed that a 3.7 and 3.2-magnitude earthquake were recorded Tuesday morning just after 9:30am ET. The McDermitt supervolcano is not as well known as the Yellowstone supervolcano, but it is still extremely dangerous. And the fact that we have seen “multiple seismic swarms” in the vicinity of the McDermitt supervolcano lately is raising a lot of eyebrows… The early morning earthquakes also took place just days after multiple seismic swarms struck the area, including 38 quakes recorded around Valmy in the last week alone. Between Saturday and Monday, 28 earthquakes struck the northern Nevada area, including a 4.8-magnitude quake during Saturday afternoon’s swarm. On the other side of the world, the Campi Flegrei supervolcano in southern Italy has been shaking like crazy this year… If you live around Naples, you know the ground breathes. Streets crack, the harbor silts up, steam curls from the earth, and swarms of small quakes rattle windows. All that action comes from Campi Flegrei, a wide “supervolcano” caldera that last erupted in 1538. Naples is such a beautiful city. I have seen it for myself. But the people that are living there are sitting on top of a powder keg. When it finally blows, the death toll will be catastrophic. Geophysicist Stefan Burns recently posted a video that shows that the number of earthquakes at the Campi Flegrei supervolcano is way, way above normal in 2025… If there is a large scale eruption at any of the supervolcanoes that I have discussed in this article, we could be facing a “volcanic winter” that lasts for an extended period of time. In such a scenario, a significant portion of the global population would starve. So I have no idea why the seismic activity that we are witnessing at these supervolcanoes is not receiving more attention. On top of everything else, we are being told that the New Madrid Seismic Zone “is overdue for a major seismic event”… A giant earthquake zone in the heart of the US is overdue for a major seismic event that could kill thousands and cripple infrastructure throughout the country. The New Madrid Seismic Zone (NMSZ) is a large area in the middle of the US where hundreds of minor earthquakes are recorded each year. It stretches about 150 miles along the Mississippi River Valley, covering parts of northeastern Arkansas, southeastern Missouri, western Tennessee, western Kentucky, and southern Illinois. There have been so many notable earthquakes in the middle of the nation this year, including one that just occurred on Friday… A small earthquake shook parts of south St. Louis County before dawn Friday. The U.S. Geological Survey reports a magnitude 2.4 quake at around 5:27 a.m., centered southeast of Fenton. The quake originated roughly 10 miles deep. Someday, St. Louis will be destroyed. So will Chicago. In fact, I wouldn’t want to be located anywhere from Chicago all the way down to the Gulf of Mexico. A study that was conducted in 2009 determined that a magnitude 7.7 earthquake in the New Madrid Fault Zone could cause up to 600 billion dollars in damage… Since this region is not well equipped to deal with a massive seismic event, a 2009 study projected that a magnitude 7.7 earthquake would cause over 86,000 injuries or deaths, damage 715,000 buildings, and knock out power to 2.6 million homes. That report, by the University of Illinois, Virginia Tech, and George Washington University, also estimated that the cost could hit $300 billion directly, with indirect costs due to lost jobs possibly taking the damage to $600 billion. The quake could affect eight states directly, including Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois, Alabama, Mississippi, and Indiana. However, USGS has warned that the impact could stretch all the way to the Northeast. But the giant New Madrid earthquake that I keep warning about will be far more destructive than that. It is just a matter of time. I am doing my best to sound the alarm. But even after we witnessed a total of 494 earthquakes of at least magnitude 5.0 within a 30 day period, a lot of people out there are still convinced that everything will calm down and our planet will soon become stable once again. They don’t understand that one of the most apocalyptic chapters in human history is here, and so instead of getting prepared they just continue to party. Michael’s new book entitled “10 Prophetic Events That Are Coming Next” is available in paperback and for the Kindle on Amazon.com, and you can subscribe to his Substack newsletter at michaeltsnyder.substack.com. About the Author: Michael Snyder’s new book entitled “10 Prophetic Events That Are Coming Next” is available in paperback and for the Kindle on Amazon.com. He has also written nine other books that are available on Amazon.com including “Chaos”, “End Times”, “7 Year Apocalypse”, “Lost Prophecies Of The Future Of America”, “The Beginning Of The End”, and “Living A Life That Really Matters”.  When you purchase any of Michael’s books you help to support the work that he is doing.  You can also get his articles by email as soon as he publishes them by subscribing to his Substack newsletter.  Michael has published thousands of articles on The Economic Collapse Blog, End Of The American Dream and The Most Important News, and he always freely and happily allows others to republish those articles on their own websites.  These are such troubled times, and people need hope.  John 3:16 tells us about the hope that God has given us through Jesus Christ: “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life.”  If you have not already done so, we strongly urge you to invite Jesus Christ to be your Lord and Savior today. 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