Bread And Circuits: The Electronic Era Tendency To View Party Politics As Corny - No Longer Relevant Or Meaningful Or Useful To Modern Societal Issues, And In Many Cases Dangerous.

Bread And Circuits: The Electronic Era Tendency To View Party Politics As Corny - No Longer Relevant Or Meaningful Or Useful To Modern Societal Issues, And In Many Cases Dangerous.

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Bread and Circuits:
The electronic era tendency to view party politics as corny -
no longer relevant or meaningful or useful to modern societal issues,
and in many cases dangerous.
-- Douglas Coupland, Generation X

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Poverty Lurks: Financial paranoia instilled in offspring by depression-era parents.
-- Douglas Coupland, Generation X...
Power Mist: The tendency of hierarchies in office environments to be diffuse and preclude crisp articulation.
-- Douglas Coupland, Generation X...
Strangelove Reproduction: Having children to make up for the fact that one no longer believes in the future.
-- Douglas Coupland, Generation X...
Jack-And-Jill Party: A Squire tradition; baby showers to which both men and women are invited as opposed to only women.
Doubled purchasing power of bisexual attendance brings gift values up to Eisenhower-era standards....
Knee-Jerk Irony: The tendency to make flippant ironic comments as a reflexive matter of course in everyday conversation.
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101-ism: The tendency to pick apart, often in minute detail, all aspects of life using half-understood pop psychology as a tool.
-- Douglas Coupland, Generation X...
Successophobia: The fear that if one is successful, then one's personal needs will be forgotten and one will no longer have one's childish needs catered to.
-- Douglas Coupland, Generation X...
Metaphasia: An inability to perceive metaphor. -- Douglas Coupland, Generation X
Paper Rabies: Hypersensitivity to littering. -- Douglas Coupland, Generation X