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        With the Generations Series we as QSTPS  have undertaken to do with GOOGLE AI Overview to whom we are overly grateful we honor the Departed Humans of the Following Generations with the oldest human verified to be living today was born in 1907 hence Greatest Generation meaning lost generation are now all heavenly based ... CONTINUE PRAYING FOR US, CHEERING US, BLESSING US AND GUIDING US OH DEPARTED SPIRITS / HEAVENLY ONES --- AMEN     Heavenly Lost Generation  (approx. 1883–1900) : Heavenly   Greatest Generation  (1901–1927) :  Heavenly   Silent Generation  (1928–1945) :  Heavenly   Baby Boomers  (1946–1964) : Heavenly Gen X):  Born ~1965-1980. Heavenly Gen Y):  Born ~1981-1996. Heavenly Gen Z/iGen/Centennials):  Born ~1997-2010/2012. Heavenly Gen Alpha):  Started in 2010 and continues.                         ...

  AI Overview The 2000s span two key generations: the tail end of the  Millennials (Gen Y) , born roughly 1981-1996, and the bulk of  Generation Z (Centennials) , born from the late 1990s (around 1997) to the early 2010s (around 2010-2012). So, people born in the 2000s are primarily Gen Z, the first true "digital natives" who grew up with the internet, following Millennials who came of age with early digital tech.   Generations active in the 2000s: Generation X  (Gen X):  Born ~1965-1980. Millennials  (Gen Y):  Born ~1981-1996. Generation Z  (Gen Z/iGen/Centennials):  Born ~1997-2010/2012. Generation Alpha  (Gen Alpha):  Started in 2010 and continues.   Key Characteristics: Millennials:  Came of age around the new millennium, known for early tech adoption like the internet. Gen Z:  Grew up with smartphones, social media, climate anxiety, and shaped by digital life from birth ("digital natives"). Gen Alpha:  ...

  The 1900s spanned several key generations,   starting with the tail end of the  Lost Generation  (around 1883-1900) and continuing through the  Greatest Generation  (1901-1927), the  Silent Generation  (1928-1945), and the beginning of the  Baby Boomers  (1946-1964) , defining eras marked by world wars, economic depression, and post-war optimism, according to   Wikipedia ,   WorldAtlas ,   Britannica , and   Merriam-Webster .   Here's a breakdown of the major generations active in the 20th century: The Lost Generation  (approx. 1883–1900) : Came of age during World War I, known for a sense of disillusionment after the war. The Greatest Generation  (1901–1927) : Also called the G.I. Generation, they fought in World War II and lived through the Great Depression, known for resilience. The Silent Generation  (1928–1945) : Grew up during the Depression and WWII, known for conformity and civic duty, pr...

Generations in the 1100s (the 12th century) spanned roughly 100 years, seeing significant shifts in Europe (Crusades, rise of universities like Oxford/Bologna, Gothic architecture), China (Song Dynasty's peak), and the Islamic world (Al-Ghazali, Almoravids), with people like  Héloïse d'Argenteuil ,  Henry II of England ,  Saladin ,  Thomas Becket , and  Frederick Barbarossa  living through births, reigns, and cultural bloom, marking a dynamic era of change and expansion.   Key Generations & Eras: Early 12th Century (c. 1090s - 1130s):  Followed the First Crusade (1099); saw figures like  Pope Urban II  and  William the Conqueror  (died 1087) giving way to new rulers; beginnings of Gothic style; universities emerging. Mid-12th Century (c. 1130s - 1170s):  The 'Renaissance of the 11th Century' continued; significant cultural and intellectual growth; figures like  Héloïse d'Argenteuil ,  Henry II ,  Thomas ...