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January 23, 2020

Title: Boomers Know a Thing or Two Because They Have Seen a Thing or Two
Topic: Millennials Think Boomers Are Ignorant and Old Fashion

Discussed by Dr. Jane Orient
with Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (www.aapsonline.org)

Are millennials blinded by age-discrimination? Has life been too easy on them? How can we fix it?

Dr. Jane Orient has been quoted, saying: “The younger generation throughout its early years is trapped in age-segregated cocoons, surrounded by guilt-inducing, fear-inspiring indoctrination; immersed in virtual reality.” Dr. Orient is the author of “Your Doctor is Not In: Healthy Skepticism about Nation Healthcare”. She has been the Executive Director of AAPS since 1989.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Have millennials been so isolated from the natural family, their cultural history, opportunities to learn real-world skills, and dissenting opinions that they see Boomers as ignorant and old-fashion?

Do we all do and believe some stupid things in our youth? How can we get past those mistakes and misbeliefs? Why is this so much harder for millennials?

Dr. Orient benefited greatly growing up in an intact, traditional family. Do millennials from broken homes suffer more than those in a traditional family setting?

Did Boomers benefit or suffer from chores, which millennials consider to be child abuse and hard labor?

Dr. Orient was able to successfully attend and graduate from Medical School debt-free. Is this possible for today’s medical students?

What advice does Dr. Orient have for millennials today? You can read her article here.

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January 21, 2020

Title: Boomers Know a Thing or Two Because They Have Seen a Thing or Two
Topic: Millennials Think Boomers Are Ignorant and Old Fashion

Discussed by Dr. Jane Orient
with Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (www.aapsonline.org)

Are millennials blinded by age-discrimination? Has life been too easy on them? How can we fix it?

Dr. Jane Orient has been quoted, saying: “The younger generation throughout its early years is trapped in age-segregated cocoons, surrounded by guilt-inducing, fear-inspiring indoctrination; immersed in virtual reality.” Dr. Orient is the author of “Your Doctor is Not In: Healthy Skepticism about Nation Healthcare”. She has been the Executive Director of AAPS since 1989.

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Have millennials been so isolated from the natural family, their cultural history, opportunities to learn real-world skills, and dissenting opinions that they see Boomers as ignorant and old-fashion?

Do we all do and believe some stupid things in our youth? How can we get past those mistakes and misbeliefs? Why is this so much harder for millennials?

Dr. Orient benefited greatly growing up in an intact, traditional family. Do millennials from broken homes suffer more than those in a traditional family setting?

Did Boomers benefit or suffer from chores, which millennials consider to be child abuse and hard labor?

Dr. Orient was able to successfully attend and graduate from Medical School debt-free. Is this possible for today’s medical students?

What advice does Dr. Orient have for millennials today? You can read her article here.

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