Hey, Boomer: Here’s what Gen Z really thinks about ‘old’ people — including the rule you can’t break at 56
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By Reda Wigle
Published on March 12, 2026.
A poll conducted by Age Without Limits has revealed that Gen Z (Gen Z) believe anyone who reaches the ripe age of 62 is officially an old person. The young adults believe that age-related challenges have an earlier onset and that their elders struggle to adapt to technology at 59 before entering cognitive decline at 62. They are the first generation in modern history to score lower on standardized academic tests than the previous one. Injections, fillers, and vapes are among the culprits making Gen Z appear older than millennials. In terms of overall wellness and social relationships, 27% of respondents said they don't expect to be in good health when they get 'old' and believe people have less fun as they age. However, there is a glimmer of grace as Gen Z demonstrates a compassionate view of older people in the workforce.
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