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Firstly dont know if this is the right place for this, however, never ask means you never know<\/p>\n

I’ve been rewatching the 90’s TV series “The X-Files” just for the fun of it, as I haven’t seen it since my younger days. While watching, I’ve noticed how the show has a strong anti-government and anti-establishment vibe, making you question hidden motives behind everything. In my family or group of friends, we have different political views, with some thinking there’s always something shady going on with people in power. Interestingly, this perspective seems more common among people from my generation (90’s teenagers), while the younger generation (2010’s teenagers) has a completely different outlook.<\/p>\n

So, it got me thinking: Did the 90’s have more media that distrusted authority compared to other generations?<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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