She has been given every opportunity and resource to do better, more than the billions of other people in the world.

Is this your hobby? Thinking about why Taylor Swift is bad?

I'm a 54-yo techie. There seems to be far more people my age and older than I ever saw on reddit. Part of the reason I say that is so many mention their age when appropriate in context. There was an Ask Lemmy thread the other day where you almost had to state your age and I felt on the mid-younger end. Weird.

Also, there's so many joke and memes that I would think only Millennials or even back to GenX would get.

"As god as my witness, I thought turkey's could fly."

Loads of people will get that reference. And that aired in 1978!

Oh, the humanity! People are running about. The turkeys are hitting the ground like sacks of wet cement!

That might be biased because your own age puts you into groups of interest to others your own age. I tried to be encompassing with "middle age" because, well, that probably includes me, a 30-something teenager. But that being said, I have felt there's been a slow swing to at least be inclusive of 18-25 year olds. But I also have confirmation bias there because I can't hang with the kids' slang anymore, so it stands out when I see it.

Digression: I'd like to do a study on "what's the funniest number" because it's both age and time dependent. 69 has been funny for a long time, but for boomers and older, was there any other funny number? Gen x and some millennial would likely say 42 (Hitchikers guide to the galaxy). Other millennial might hark back to SpongeBob with 24/25. But what has obviously gotten me curious is 6-7. Of course, my assumptions stem only from my own observations and I could be missing large entries.

It's definitely older than 20 something. As a 20 something, the things that are popular here don't align with that age group.