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#SocialCurrentSee ®▶* #GenX ,Y (Late Night) #ALTACITIES archive by @ALTALOMAN in @Storify ▶ #mistrust explained https://t.co/h3G9uCGbJ2 — Mike Foxworth (@ALTALOMAN) April 16, 2016 Note : Scroll the STORIFY slide show (above) for the latest # SocialCurrentSee on topic. ~ @ Altaloman via # ALTACITIES _____ Add to Flipboard Magazine. ▶  Most of the residents in our common interest development (aka HOA) in Trilogy Glen Ivy , a small berg just south of Corona in the Inland Empire of Southern California are not frequent viewers of late night television, as found in the clip that leads this post. Not that we don't appreciate the entertainment provided, it's just that the hour is beyond our typical bedtime. What we are missing is really a shame, however.  These shows like the one hosted by Seth Meyers would tell us much about Gen-X and Gen-Y viewers who make up the majority of those who tune in.   Tweets by @ALTALOMAN X ...

R U There? : Do something now

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Flip②▶ STORIFY   "The average adolescent sends almost two thousand text messages a month. They contact their friends more by text than by phone or e-mail or instant-message or even face-to-face conversations," according to the source quoted below. Mobile phones and hand-held mobile devices are a general distraction and a pre-occupation for Gen-X & Y and soon to be the same for Gen-Z. Nothing on the horizon is likely to change that.  But not everything about this social trend is to be discarded, as the following 'social current see' will attest. Flip②▶ STORIFY  ♥  FLIPBOARD  ★ BLOGGER  ▲ INsync  ® ★  CANSWERIST  ☆ ©  ALTACITIES  2015 ▶ [ View the story "R U There? : Do something now" on Storify ] Flip②▶ STORIFY  ♥  FLIPBOARD  ★ BLOGGER  ▲ INsync  ® ★  CANSWERIST  ☆ ©  ALTACITIES  2015 ▶ Flip②▶ALTACITIES▶ ▶Flip②▶ALTACITIES▶ Get the taste of membership in A...

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