Which phrases best summarize the US population in the twenty-first century?

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Well there are no phrases here but if you look at today’s generation, there was a strange mix of people with ideologies and views in life. While some have grown to be entrepreneurs rather than be employed under someone else while others strive for idealism. There is a growing trend towards socialism that can be seen among today’s young adults. This generation is more complex than ever.

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