"Old people restructured society into something young people no longer desire to continue." This is a very elegant phrasing of something I've been trying to explain to my mother for quite some time now. Something to the effect of: "You benefitted enormously from myriad social norms and societal conditions (most importantly demographics) which your generation tirelessly worked to remove or undermine, and my generation now suffers the consequences of those changes while your generation remains largely inoculated from them. And those consequences are absolutely devastating in ways you are not capable of ever comprehending because you lack gnosis or direct experiential knowledge of the devastation." The Boomers have a completely anachronistic perspective that fails to comprehend how significantly they changed the world. They don't see it because they primarily socialize within their own cohort which largely does not reflect the severity of the changes imposed upon our cohort. And even if they could see it, cognitive dissonance prevents them from recognizing that the changes they made were so overwhelmingly for the worse that their ego would never allow them to actually process it. And so we are stuck more or less waiting for them to die so we can get to work in unmaking the Hell their naive utopianism wrought.