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Perhaps a poll showing the age of participants might be interesting here or not. I get the sense that few posters represent the younger generation and our sharing is more reflective of an older way of viewing things. Is this true ?

My guess is that if we get a decent number of responses, the median age will be around 50.

I'm really curious as how many are below 30.

Sudsy wrote:I'm really curious as how many are below 30.

So far, one..

KingdomBuilder wrote:

Sudsy wrote:I'm really curious as how many are below 30.

So far, one..

Sure different from the first days of MennoDiscuss when almost everyone was under thirty and maybe half under twenty. It has changed the tone from what I remember when I first stumbled onto MD in 2007 or 2008.

I was tempted to click on 91 - 100 but my conscience wouldn't let me.

lesterb wrote:

KingdomBuilder wrote:

Sudsy wrote:I'm really curious as how many are below 30.

So far, one..

Sure different from the first days of MennoDiscuss when almost everyone was under thirty and maybe half under twenty. It has changed the tone from what I remember when I first stumbled onto MD in 2007 or 2008.

I was tempted to click on 91 - 100 but my conscience wouldn't let me.

You are probably 95 according to the Metric system, or in Canadian money.

mike wrote:

lesterb wrote:

KingdomBuilder wrote:
So far, one..

Sure different from the first days of MennoDiscuss when almost everyone was under thirty and maybe half under twenty. It has changed the tone from what I remember when I first stumbled onto MD in 2007 or 2008.

I was tempted to click on 91 - 100 but my conscience wouldn't let me.

You are probably 95 according to the Metric system, or in Canadian money.

So far I'm the only one in the 81-90 group. According to the exchange rate that makes me 105.22. I think I'll go to bed.

Hmmmm, so far only 3 of 30 under the age of 30.

Is there a difference between the younger and the older way of viewing things?

cmbl wrote:Is there a difference between the younger and the older way of viewing things?

I'm pretty sure... to an extent.