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I have a book for every year I can remember. This question by itself is impossible for me to answer without some type of equation— lol. But I’ll share one from my past that I thought of recently. About a year before I conceived & gave birth to my son in my early 20’s— I read The Alchemist. T...

Books: The Fountainhead, The Road, Broken Money Movies: The Search for Animal Chin Tv: Mr Robot, Everything and Nothing Gen X

Seinfeld, South Park, The X Files, Tarantino movies, hard sci-fi books

TV shows: Twin Peaks, X Files, Twilight Zone, Avengers (British, 1960s, on DVD) Movies: Blade Runner, Return of the Jedi, Three Colours: Red, In the Mood for Love, Interstellar, The Garden of Words, ET, The Last Unicorn Books: Snow Crash, Atlas Shrugged, The Vintage Book of Amnesia Fiction, and w...

Something I'm surprised is not mentioned is the old series The Prisoner.... I've only recently saw it so it wasn't on my list. But I've got to say after watching it I felt like every show dealing with the nature of reality, simulation, or prison is just a take on that show.

The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck by Don Rosa, Millennial/GenZ

Growing up in Portugal in the eighties and early nineties, the choice wasn’t that big. The Knight Rider and The A-team are obvious choices but I really enjoyed early British series like The Saint and The Avengers (the series not the Marvel one) and Mission Impossible (also the American series)! Go...

Movies: Back To The Future, The Karate Kid, Pulp Fiction TV shows: Frasier, Breaking Bad, Six Feet Under Books: Bible, Blue Like Jazz, Mere Christianity Bands: Soundgarden, Pumpkins, +Līve+ Generation, schmeneration.

Star Trek,Star Wars,Blues Brothers,Alf,Rocky,Rambo,Terminator,Dallas,Miami Vice Boomer

Defined is tricky, since those all came later in life. These all had a major impact at various points, though: Books: His Dark Materials trilogy, The Fountainhead, Man's Search for Meaning, The Six Pillars of Self-Esteem, Non-violent Communication: A Language of Life TV Shows: Firefly, Dragonball ...

1984, Anatomy of the state, The power of now and Siddharta. Millennial

Buddha TV Series 2013 Zee TV. Gen X.

I'm late Gen X. Movies/TV shows: Back to the Future, Indiana Jones, Robocop, Transformers, DBZ, lots of action movies, later Matrix, Donnie Darko and Fight Club.

Gen X here. First book that pops to mind is Robinson Crusoe. The effort he put in to making a life from nothing motivated me to learn how things worked and gathering the skills to do the same thing. I spent many an hour building useful things for my parents home and later my home. Not used mu...

Books are awesome. So many perspectives documented and shelved away (pre-digital) to slowly slip into nothingness. I’ve haphazardly built my collection from (HS &) college reads, hobbies & interests, professional needs, and instant gratifications / guilty pleasures. It’s been my life’s work,...

The Social Network, BoJack Horseman, Great Expectations; GenZ.

Millennial (1988) I’ve tried to separate “stuff I enjoyed” from “stuff that defined me” but probably both failed at times and also forgotten some things that did help shape me. Child: When I was still really young, I asked for a real Bible instead of my children’s Bible “so I could r...

Nice try, CIA. 😅

GenX-Wall Street, Seinfeld, Atlas Shrugged

Born in 86 so older millennial. As far as "defining" goes, by far, the answer is The Lord of the Rings. Tolkien created a rich enough world that it fascinated me when I discovered it around the age of 14 and I still get something out of it on rereads today. Listened to the Andy Serkis audiobooks wi...

Akira.

Battlestar Galactica

Can only a few movies, books, bands, etc., define you? It’s an ongoing, never-ending process. I wouldn’t know where to start and where to finish. But if someone points a gun at my head, I’d say Metallica, Terry Pratchett, Fight Club, Mr. Robot. Which would translate, I guess, to a 2x fucked ...

Gen X. Glengarry Glen Ross, The Mechanic, Once Upon A Time In The West, Fight Club, They Live, Terminator. 1984, Animal Farm, Tuck Everlasting, Anthem. Married With Children, Emergency! Homicide, The Wire.

Boomer. 2001 A Space Odyssey The Lives of Others Breaking Bad

1st Blade runner - Boomer.

GenZ Books: The selfish Gene, The Moral Animal. Only two things have been eye-opening, see through the matrix type concepts for me: Evolutionary Psychology, and Bitcoin. Music: Radiohead, Pavement Movies: Kubrick everything Shows: Seinfeld, Star Trek TNG (lol)

genx. godfather part 2.

Beelzebub’s Tales to His Grandson by G. I. Gurdjieff. Generation X.

Gen Xer. Matrix, V for vendetta, 1984, gulag archipelago.

The Matrix. The Untethered Soul. Millennial

Millennial, most of these were when I was about 16 but: 1. On the road - Keroauc 2. The Plague - Camus 3. Fight club - palahnuik 4. Saved by the bell - Zack morris taught me how to be cool, only to later find out he was a sociopath

(a) Der Fall Maurizius (The Maurizius Case), Jakob Wassermann. (b) Cro-Magnon.

Movies: Star Wars, Goonies, Ghostbusters, and later on, Big Lebowski TV: Transformers, Voltron, and later on, Friends, Seinfeld, Star Trek. Books: Dragonlance, Good Omens, Douglas Adams, Isaac Asimov, and later on, Connie Willis Comics: Far Side, Garfield, Calvin & Hobbes Generation: Late Gen X

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