This generation — roughly those born from 1980 to 2000 — may be self-absorbed, but they aren't lazy. They came of age during one of the worst economic crashes in history, in an era where no job is secure and the education system is no longer delivering in the way it should, among other huge shifts. And they've adapted incredibly.
TIME writer Joel Stein argues that, even though they may still live with their parents, this is the generation that will "save us all."
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