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1) Who is the writer?
2) How old do you think he is?
3) Is he speaking for or against millenials?

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the writer is john green
he is in the generation Z
speaking against

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The writer is John Green, I think the writer is a person from generation Z. I think he is speaking for the millenials as he gave his explanation on why millenials are actually not that bad.

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the writer is john green 1.
i think he is a boomer
i think he is speaking for the millennials yeah!

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The writer is John Green.
I think he is between the ages of 27-43 as he is probably a millenial.
He speaks for the maillenials

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1) the writer is john green
2) he is a millennial
3) he is speaking for thy millennials

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1)John green
2)not teenagers might be a mid-age man
3)yes he is speaking for millenials

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1)John Green
2)49
3)Against millennials

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1) The writer is john green
2)He is a millennial.
3) He is speaking for the millennials.

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John Green.
I think he is 45 years old.
He is speaking for the millenials.

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1) The writer is a millennial and his name is John Green.
2) The writer is around the age of 29 to 43
3) He is speaking on behalf of the millennials.

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RGe writer is jphn green
heb is 45 yearsold
and he is speaking for tje millennials because he knows

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1. john green
2. he is from gen z
3. he is speaking for the milennials

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1) the writer is a millennial old man
2) late 30s
3)speaking against the millennials

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1. John Green
2. Gen Y person
3. He is defending and speaking for the millennials

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the writer is John Green and he is probably a person from the millenials and is speaking for the millenials

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1)John Green
2)I think he is a gen Z
3)he is speaking for millenial

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the writer is john green
he is in the gen z
speaking for the millenials

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The writer is John Green
I think he is a millenial
He is speaking for millenials

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john green
hes a millenial
for the millenials

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millennials only carew for themslevbes they areboomers

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the public think that millennials are glued to their cellular devices
the public think that millennials are only care and think for themselves.

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2 misconceptions that the public have on the millenials is that millenials care only for themselves and that millenials are addicted to social media.

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1:Social media obsessions
2:Millennials care about themselves only

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they have social media obsessions
they are boomers

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Millennials are lazy and demanding from the public views. These are stereotypes commonly used to describe the millennial generation.

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Millenials are self obsessed and they prattle on incessantly on social media.

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1. people feel that social media is all narcissism and navel-gazing and that millennials are addicted to them
2.they feel that millennials only care for themselves

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1) Millennials are self-absorbed and narcissistic

2) They are always on social media

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They are disinterested or self obsessed. They prattle on incessantly on social media but that it's all mere narcissism and navel-gazing.

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people think millennials are very lazy and all they do is use their phones. People also think that millennials cannot do anything.

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The public thinks that millennials depended on their parents and selfish as people think that the millennials care only for themselves and do not know how the millennials will get their basic things like the new,transport and etc.

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The two mis conceptions that millennials are disinterested, or self-obsessed that they prattle on incessantly on social media but that itś all mere narcissism and navel-gazing.

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1. the public think that millennials only care about themselves
2. the public think that the millennials are always on social media

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millenials need a translator when talking to gen z
addicted to social media

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There is no such thing as speaking Millenial, and anyone who says otherwise is probably trying to sell you something.

I often hear complaints that young people are disinterested, or self-obsessed, that the prattle on incessantly on social media but that its all mere narcissism and navel gazing.

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the writer finds that millennials aren't disinterested and are in fact curious about certain topics as the writer garnered 700k views on a video about understanding sovereign budget deficits and debt to gdp ratio with most of them being millennials.
the writer also finds that millennials aren't narcissistic and have shown this when the writer hosted a charity event with his brother and raised 1.5 million dollar in a week for organizations including save the children and the UN's refugee agency.

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1:Young people are intelligent and have critical thinking
2:Young people donate to charities
3:Young people watch John Green's videos

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they are not self obsessed
they care about political things and are intelligent and critical thinkers
they arent narcissistic

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he was treated as a full and equal citizens of the world
he and his brother raised more than 1500000 for an organisation to save children
Most of te people who donated were young . the average donation was $35 and thousands more young people have made project for awesome video in support of their favourite charities

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The writer claims that millenials are intelligent and critical thinkers, they also care about others by donating. They watched videos about American healthcare costs that John Green made

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1. young people is as intelligent and critical thinkers as others
2. They care about others as they donated to charity
3. they care about [political stuff

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1. they treat young people as the intelligent and critical thinkers we know them to be.
2. the millennials are donating to charity
3. the millennials are also watching john green's videos

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1. young people are intelligent and have the skill of critical thinking.
2. the young people care for others as they dontated to charity.
3. young people aren't narcissistic

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1. online video in educational space has grown into a huge business simply by treating them as intelligent thinkers as they should
2. treated as a full and equal citizen whose thoughts and feelings were valued by others
3.the internet provides gifts for people

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1. Millenials are self-obsessed and spend too much time on social media
2. Millenials only care about themselves.
3. John Green is disagreeing with the claim that millennials are kind as his brother and him did charity on You-Tube.

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>they raised more than 1M500K in a week for organisations including save the children and the UN's refugee agency. Most of the people who donated were young.
>John Green made a video about understanding sovereign budget deficits and debt to GDP ratio, more than 700,000 people watched it and almost all of them millennials.
>It assumes that so called "millennials" need a translator, but john green believes that when we listen to young people and don't condescend to them, we don't need translators at all.

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Claim 1:The author does not agree this misconception as he think young people are the intelligent and critical thinkers.Claim2:The author does not agree this misconception as people who donated were young people which make good contribution to society.

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Most of the people who watched the video about understanding sovereign budget deficits and debt to GDP ratio.

Most of the people who donated to charity were young people and the average amount they gave was 35 dollars.

Millenials respond kindly when they are acknowledged as fully human.

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1)Every year, the writer and his brother would host a Youtube- based charity event and so far, the highest that they have raised was 1.5 million dollars.
2) When the writer made a video about understanding sovereign budget deficits and dept to GDP ratio, more than 700 000 people watched it , and almost all of them were millenials.
3) Not all millenials also use the term millenials .

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1) Millenials are the opposite of self interested, infact, they watch many varieties of video.
2) A person raised 1.5 million dollars for charity. Most of the donors being millennials.
3) They have debates very often.

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1)online video in the educational space has grown into a huge business simply by treating young people as the intelligent and critical thinker we know them to be
2)Most of the people who donated it John Green's charity were young people which on average donated $35 and thousands more young people made projects for awesome video in support of their favorite charities.
3)The internet provides those gifts to young people,it is a place whre they can be participants in public discourse.When we listen to young people and when we acknowledge them as fully human,they respond in kind-by listening and acknowledging us in return.Young people want to contribute and we just need to let them.

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1. young people have a skill of thinking