So I simply don't buy the concept of "Generation X" as the "lost generation." I see too many good kids out there, kids who are ready and willing to do the right thing, just as Jack was. Their distractions are greater, though. There's no more simple life with simple choices for the young.

I go to school the youth to learn the future.

If you assume you haven't learned anything yet, there's no reason your playing can't stay dynamic all your life.

Usually youth is for freedom and reform, maturity for judicious compromise, and old age for stability and repose.

Personally, I am always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught, but I shall not attempt to foreshadow the proposals which will be brought before the House tomorrow. Today it will be sufficient and appropriate to deal with the obvious difficulties and confusion of the situation as we found it on taking office.

Age considers; youth ventures.