It really needs to be understood that there's medical and scientific consensus on this, as well as trans people's own knowledge and experience on the subject, which is just as if not more important, as we are the sole stakeholders in our own healthcare.

www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

I also have to assume that the second group then went on to build a whole fleet of Star Destroyers, using the resources and people of a single world to build AND CREW the entire fleet, IN SECRET, in time for episode 9.

That or it's just bad writing.

I assume Vader (with his talent of eliminating incompetence from the organization) noticed which group was which and "fired" the first group, leaving the second group to handle the second Death Star far more efficiently than the first.

Ooh ooh I know this one!

*Puts on defense contractor hat*

So in a lot of defense companies I've noticed two distinct sub-groups. The incompetent employees who start a project and screw around until it's behind schedule and over budget; and the competent ones who finish the project on time/budget.

However this means that someone who was held back a year in school might be a Millennial, and someone two years younger who skipped a year could be Gen X.

Or like, one could argue that Millennials start with anyone who graduated high-school in 2000, because the term 'Millennial' gained popularity (as I recall) when news stations found stories about "The Class of 2000" were really popular, but they had to find a new name in 2001.

I always find the attempts to define exact start/end dates for generations interesting. Like, I think of the end of the Millennial generation coinciding with 9/11, but it's not like someone born in 2000 really remembers what life was like before the attacks.