Gen Z/ZAlpha teen similarity score

Gen Z/ZAlpha teen similarity score

**Teen Years Similarity Index (Reference: 1997 birth year = 100%)**
**Method:** Teen years are divided into:

**Early teens:** ages 13–15 (3 years)
**Late teens:** ages 16–19 (4 years)

Only overlap within the same teen stage is counted.

**1997 teen period:**
Early teens: **2010–2012**

Late teens: **2013–2016**

**Similarity to 1997:**
**1997:** 100% similarity

**1998:** 71.4% similarity

**1999:** 42.9% similarity

**2000:** 14.3% similarity

**2001:** 0% similarity

**2002:** 0% similarity

**2003:** 0% similarity

**2004:** 0% similarity

**2005:** 0% similarity

**2006:** 0% similarity

**2007:** 0% similarity

**2008:** 0% similarity

**2009:** 0% similarity

**2010:** 0% similarity

**2011:** 0% similarity

**2012:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**
A 1997-born person’s teen years span **2010–2016**:
Early teens: **2010–2012**

Late teens: **2013–2016**

Each overlapping year within the same teen stage contributes:
Early teens: **1/7 = 14.3% per year**

Late teens: **1/7 = 14.3% per year**

This shows that later Gen Z cohorts may share the **same cultural era** as earlier cohorts, but not necessarily the same **life stage** when experiencing it.
**Teen Years Similarity Index (Reference: 2001 birth year = 100%)**
**Method:** Teen years are divided into:

**Early teens:** ages 13–15 (3 years)
**Late teens:** ages 16–19 (4 years)

Only overlap within the same teen stage is counted.

**2001 teen period:**
Early teens: **2014–2016**

Late teens: **2017–2020**

**Similarity to 2001:**
**2001:** 100% similarity

**2002:** 71.4% similarity

**2003:** 42.9% similarity

**2004:** 14.3% similarity

**2005:** 0% similarity

**2006:** 0% similarity

**2007:** 0% similarity

**2008:** 0% similarity

**2009:** 0% similarity

**2010:** 0% similarity

**2011:** 0% similarity

**2012:** 0% similarity

**2013:** 0% similarity

**2014:** 0% similarity

**2015:** 0% similarity

**2016:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**
A 2001-born person’s teen years span **2014–2020**:

Early teens: **2014–2016**
Late teens: **2017–2020**

Each shared teen-stage year contributes **14.3%** of the total teen similarity score.
**Teen Years Similarity Index (Reference: 2005 birth year = 100%)**
**Method:** Teen years are divided into:

**Early teens:** ages 13–15 (3 years)
**Late teens:** ages 16–19 (4 years)

Only overlap within the same teen stage is counted.

**2005 teen period:**
Early teens: **2018–2020**

Late teens: **2021–2024**

**Similarity to 2005:**
**2005:** 100% similarity

**2006:** 71.4% similarity

**2007:** 42.9% similarity

**2008:** 14.3% similarity

**2009:** 0% similarity

**2010:** 0% similarity

**2011:** 0% similarity

**2012:** 0% similarity

**2013:** 0% similarity

**2014:** 0% similarity

**2015:** 0% similarity

**2016:** 0% similarity

**2017:** 0% similarity

**2018:** 0% similarity

**2019:** 0% similarity

**2020:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**
A 2005-born person’s teen years span **2018–2024**:

Early teens: **2018–2020**
Late teens: **2021–2024**

Each overlapping teen-stage year contributes **14.3%** of the total teen similarity score.
**Teen Years Similarity Index (Reference: 2009 birth year = 100%)**
**Method:** Teen years are divided into:

**Early teens:** ages 13–15 (3 years)
**Late teens:** ages 16–19 (4 years)

Only overlap within the same teen stage is counted.

**2009 teen period:**
Early teens: **2022–2024**

Late teens: **2025–2028**

**Similarity to 2009:**
**2009:** 100% similarity

**2010:** 71.4% similarity

**2011:** 42.9% similarity

**2012:** 14.3% similarity

**2013:** 0% similarity

**2014:** 0% similarity

**2015:** 0% similarity

**2016:** 0% similarity

**2017:** 0% similarity

**2018:** 0% similarity

**2019:** 0% similarity

**2020:** 0% similarity

**2021:** 0% similarity

**2022:** 0% similarity

**2023:** 0% similarity

**2024:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**
A 2009-born person’s teen years span **2022–2028**:

Early teens: **2022–2024**
Late teens: **2025–2028**

Each shared teen-stage year contributes **14.3%** of the total teen similarity score.
**Teen Years Similarity Index (Reference: 2013 birth year = 100%)**
**Method:** Teen years are divided into:

**Early teens:** ages 13–15 (3 years)
**Late teens:** ages 16–19 (4 years)

Only overlap within the same teen stage is counted.

**2013 teen period:**
Early teens: **2026–2028**

Late teens: **2029–2032**

**Similarity to 2013:**
**2013:** 100% similarity

**2014:** 71.4% similarity

**2015:** 42.9% similarity

**2016:** 14.3% similarity

**2017:** 0% similarity

**2018:** 0% similarity

**2019:** 0% similarity

**2020:** 0% similarity

**2021:** 0% similarity

**2022:** 0% similarity

**2023:** 0% similarity

**2024:** 0% similarity

**2025:** 0% similarity

**2026:** 0% similarity

**2027:** 0% similarity

**2028:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**
A 2013-born person’s teen years span **2026–2032**:
Early teens: **2026–2028**

Late teens: **2029–2032**

Each shared teen-stage year contributes **14.3%** of the total teen similarity score.

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u/Savings_Ad_80 — 2 days ago

Gen Z/zAlpha childhood similarity report

Older Gen Z childhood similarity chart

**Childhood Similarity Index (Reference: 1997 birth year = 100%)**

*Method: Childhood is split into early childhood (ages 3–7) and early adolescence (ages 8–12). Only overlap within the same developmental stage is counted.*

**1997:** 100% similarity  

**1998:** 80% similarity  

**1999:** 60% similarity  

**2000:** 40% similarity  

**2001:** 20% similarity  

**2002:** 0% similarity  

**2003:** 0% similarity  

**2004:** 0% similarity  

**2005:** 0% similarity  

**2006:** 0% similarity  

**2007:** 0% similarity  

**2008:** 0% similarity  

**2009:** 0% similarity  

**2010:** 0% similarity  

**2011:** 0% similarity  

**2012:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**

1997 childhood stages:  

Early childhood: **2000–2004**  

Early adolescence: **2005–2009**  

Each overlapping year within the same stage counts as **10%** of the total childhood similarity (10 childhood years total).

Middle Gen Z Childhood similarity chart

**Middle Gen Z Childhood Similarity Index (Reference: 2002 birth year = 100%)**  

**Method:** Childhood is divided into:

**Early childhood:** ages 3–7 (5 years)  

**Early adolescence:** ages 8–12 (5 years)

Only overlap within the same developmental stage is counted.

**2002 childhood period:**  

Early childhood: **2005–2009**  

Early adolescence: **2010–2014**

**Similarity to 2002:**  

**2002:** 100% similarity  

**2003:** 80% similarity  

**2004:** 60% similarity  

**2005:** 40% similarity  

**2006:** 20% similarity  

**2007:** 0% similarity  

**2008:** 0% similarity  

**2009:** 0% similarity  

**2010:** 0% similarity  

**2011:** 0% similarity  

**2012:** 0% similarity  

**2013:** 0% similarity  

**2014:** 0% similarity  

**2015:** 0% similarity  

**2016:** 0% similarity  

**2017:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**  

A 2002-born person’s childhood spans **2005–2014**. Each shared year within the same developmental stage equals **10%** of the total similarity score.

Younger Gen Z childhood similarity chart

**Younger Gen Z Childhood Similarity Index (Reference: 2007 birth year = 100%)**

**Method:** Childhood is divided into:  

**Early childhood:** ages 3–7 (5 years)  

**Early adolescence:** ages 8–12 (5 years)

Only overlap within the same developmental stage is counted.

**2007 childhood period:**  

Early childhood: **2010–2014**  

Early adolescence: **2015–2019**

**Similarity to 2007:**  

**2007:** 100% similarity  

**2008:** 80% similarity  

**2009:** 60% similarity  

**2010:** 40% similarity  

**2011:** 20% similarity  

**2012:** 0% similarity  

**2013:** 0% similarity  

**2014:** 0% similarity  

**2015:** 0% similarity  

**2016:** 0% similarity  

**2017:** 0% similarity  

**2018:** 0% similarity  

**2019:** 0% similarity  

**2020:** 0% similarity  

**2021:** 0% similarity  

**2022:** 0% similarity

**Calculation basis:**  

A 2007-born person’s childhood spans **2010–2019**:  

Early childhood: **2010–2014**  

Early adolescence: **2015–2019**

Each shared year within the same developmental stage equals **10%** of the total similarity score.

**Similarity to 2012:**

**2012:** 100% similarity  

**2013:** 80% similarity  

**2014:** 60% similarity  

**2015:** 40% similarity  

**2016:** 20% similarity  

**2017:** 0% similarity

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u/Savings_Ad_80 — 3 days ago

Any one remember her?

Idk about younger middle z but the older side and older zoomers should know her, this is because the show aired in canada in 2006 and ended then was later aired on disney from 2007-2009 for US audiences, the theme song has been stuck in my head for nearly my whole life so i remember who she is.

u/Savings_Ad_80 — 4 days ago

Someone offered to pay me for moderating an abandoned sub

To keep it simple
From what I understood at first was offering to pay decent money for social media stuff

I decided to check it out out of curiousity
Turns out the earning rate is much much lower than advertised

A user asked me to post something, gave me mod for a sub and would later pay me

Then another user asked me to to create a "taskflux" account, requesting to link my personal information and reddit account to the platform, I don't know much about it but as far as I know it's an api being used in this case to perform "automatic tasks on reddit", I didnt create a taskflux account because I did not trust the software.

Thousands of people signed up for this, and there are different users handing out different tasks as well as bots giving tasks for these users to do on reddit, I can't confirm if some of these accounts have given access to the api, I was just curious as to what was going on but this was nothing as I would have expected.

Is it possible for someone to look into this, I can provide more information, I did not receive any money if you were wondering nor did I have any intention of accepting it (they were paying others in crypto only which made me highly skeptical)

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u/Savings_Ad_80 — 1 month ago

I was terminated then got unbanned in 4 days, telling my story

Long story short, I was hacked (again) the hacker stole my adopt me pets, I dont play adopt me anymore but anyway, I was hacked and they spammed my account with explicit 18+ imagery causing my account to be terminated for giving PII which was later changed to 18+ content, my brother was also terminated, I tried appealing at first, i freaked out and 5 image appeals i sent were rejected, then i calmed down and explained i was hacked, roblox support didnt believe me at first but i was able to present evidence that my account was compromised and that I was not the one who violated roblox's TOS, eventually support was able to prove my account was compromised and my termination was changed to a 3 day suspension, which could not be appealed, after 1 week i got access to my account again, a month later i got back my adopt me pets. Since then I make it my mission to help those who were "unjustly banned" get their accounts back, some bans are harder to appeal than others but i helped my brother get his account back as well along with someone else. This was very stressful, I didnt want to lose my 9 year old account but i got it back

u/Savings_Ad_80 — 1 month ago