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In 2019, a simple phrase captured the frustration of younger generations toward their elders: “OK, Boomer.” When Chloe Swarbrick, a 25-year-old New Zealand parliamentarian, used it to silence an older heckler during a speech on climate change, the moment went viral. It wasn’t just a witty comeback; it became a symbol of the growing divide between generations. This phrase highlights the tension many millennials and Gen Zers feel toward baby boomers, especially around issues li