Gen Zers are radically inclusive.

Gen Zers don't care about labels or stereotypes. They embrace diversity and celebrate differences. They are open-minded and curious about other cultures and perspectives. They are not afraid to challenge the status quo and speak up for what they believe in. They are the generation that is reshaping the world with their creativity, compassion, and courage.

Does Not Distinguish Online and Offline Friends

Gen Zers don’t distinguish between friends they meet online and friends in the physical world. They continually flow between communities that promote their causes by exploiting the high level of mobilization technology makes possible. Gen Zers value online communities because they allow people of different economic circumstances to connect and mobilize around causes and interests. Gen Zers think it is natural for every individual to belong to different groups, and Gen Zers have no problem with moving between groups

For many Gen Zers, the internet is not just a tool or a platform, but a way of life. They grew up with social media, online gaming, and digital communication as part of their everyday reality. That's why they don't see a difference between friends they meet online and friends in the physical world. To them, both are equally real and meaningful. They value the connections they make online based on shared interests, passions, and experiences, not on geographical proximity or physical appearance. They don't care if they never meet their online friends in person, as long as they can chat, play, and create with them online. Gen Zers are redefining what friendship means in the digital age.

Gen Zers 'Communaholic': Connecting to different truths

Gen Zers are often called communaholics, meaning they are addicted to communication and social media. They are constantly connected to their peers, influencers, celebrities, and even strangers online. They share their opinions, feelings, experiences, and memes with the world. But what does this mean for their sense of truth and reality?

Some might argue that Gen Zers are losing touch with reality and becoming more susceptible to misinformation and manipulation. They might say that Gen Zers are too trusting of what they see online and do not verify the sources or facts. They might also say that Gen Zers are too influenced by the opinions and trends of others and do not form their own independent views.

However, others might see Gen Zers as more open-minded and tolerant of different perspectives and realities. They might say that Gen Zers are more aware of the diversity and complexity of the world and do not accept one single truth or narrative. They might also say that Gen Zers are more creative and expressive and use social media as a platform to showcase their talents and passions.

The truth is probably somewhere in between. Gen Zers are not a monolithic group and they have different ways of connecting to different truths. Some might be more critical and skeptical, while others might be more curious and adventurous. Some might be more loyal and consistent, while others might be more flexible and adaptable. Some might be more confident and assertive, while others might be more humble and respectful.

The challenge for Gen Zers is to find a balance between being "communaholics" and being truth-seekers. They need to use social media as a tool to communicate, learn, and grow, but not as a substitute for reality. They need to be aware of the potential risks and benefits of being connected to different truths and make informed choices. They need to respect the diversity of opinions and experiences, but not compromise their own values and beliefs.

Edwin Jonathans - Brand Power Plus