The boomers didn't necessarily have it so easy either all the time.

Everyone points out their cheap houses and education and cars and so on.

Are you enjoying the process of those things becoming "cheap"? Because this year's inflation so far times 10 is how that happened.

The next step is starting: massive rise in interest rates on everything and especially the debt you buy that "cheap" stuff with. Lots of people will lose their cars and their homes because they aren't paying attention, and that happened to the boomers too. Good jobs will go away in places that had them, and people will need to figure out what to do in a brand new landscape. Won't be the government that saves you -- they caused this -- it'll be you.

And on the other side, if you manage to cling to your way of life, some gen alpha will go "Oh, the selfish millennials had it so easy!"

But you know what? Make those right decisions and little by little you'll be making your own environment saner. You build something, start small and build. And you find like-minded people and build communities, and it isn't something they can tax away from you. Before you know it, you've built a miracle for yourself and those around you, all without the ridiculous notion that you have to take over the world first.

Ironically, if enough of us build these communities, we will have created the opportunities to change the world for ourselves. And opportunity is the father of invention.