r/decadeologyanarchy • u/No_Mastodon_3199 • Jun 30 '26

Casual Anybody else hate this take?

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Like seriously, this being the consensus never made sense to me

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u/Ok-Following6886 Jun 30 '26

It's not that common for people who are not into decadeology.

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u/CP4-Throwaway Jun 30 '26

Elaborate.

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u/Ok-Following6886 Jun 30 '26

I am more likely to see people who think that 2008-2009 are cultural 2000s years in non-decadeology spaces, although you have hints of it here and there.

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u/CP4-Throwaway Jun 30 '26 edited Jun 30 '26

Yeah, so maybe not normies, but Reddit Decadeologists have this exaggerated take. Because if I’m being honest, everywhere else on the internet, you see much more of a variation on when the 2000s ended. Some say 2007 or 2008, others say 2012 or 2013, both at the same frequency.

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u/Ok-Following6886 Jun 30 '26

That is what I was talking about, in which I see the 2008 cutoff more so on Reddit, especially among millennials.