38% of Gen Z in “Midlife Crisis” – by Peter St Onge
As for the generation we’ve got, the best medicine is jobs that are plentiful and that pay enough to actually build a future.
It’s going to be a long road, and voters will have to demand reforms on both education and economy — government never fixes itself on its own.
Happily, we alrady know how to fix it — our economy worked for 200 years, and our schools didn’t used to be this bad.
But, like all government reform, it will be trench warfare.
For those of you still in the trenches.