The article is not clear what starting point it uses for 40 year periods for each generation. It assumes only 45% equity allocation, so probably assumes a big bond allocation and rates were very high in the 1970s and 1980s There is no evidence that the average person benefited from any of this

There were several real estate bubbles and bursts since back then. But that's not the economy, that is growing major bubble in housing prices. I don't know how much is lack of supply, seems like that would be most of it? City real estate getting very valuable

I am not a fan of hers but just googled your claim. she started taking medicare and Soc Sec at age 71 after having cancer surgery. This of course is contrary to her libertarian bullshit, but it's not welfare and no info re meth

Several companies make H5N1 vaccines

This list, if accurate, is worth noting - offsets some of the advantages of simply being male

this is what jumps out at me

Trump support decreased for the 65+ voters and strongly increased for young voters