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Psychology says boomers who feel invisible in their 60s and 70s aren't imagining it — research consistently finds that Western cultures systematically withdraw social attention from older adults in ways that measurably alter how those adults see themselves - Silicon Canals

I first watched my mother disappear at a dinner party about three years ago. Nobody was rude. That is the strange part. She was sitting right there, glass in

I first watched my mother disappear at a dinner party about three years ago. Nobody was rude. That is the strange part. She was sitting right there, glass in hand, and the conversation simply flowed … [+6456 chars]

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Psychology says boomers who feel invisible in their 60s and 70s aren't imagining it — research consistently finds that Western cultures systematically withdraw social attention from older adults in ways that measurably alter how those adults see themselves - Silicon Canals

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