Generation W

Refers to the extremely large number of young females who choose to have baby(ies) so that they never have to work and so that they can live on welfare for as long as possible. Usually, they come from a mother, who has lived her whole life in this same manner.

a) Whereas in an environment of monotonic encouragement of decreasing neoplasm, as might be expected in a world of finite resources, if one considers variation in the degree to which life has imitations in prior art - as maybe befits the accumulation of theoretically applied interest in that branch of learning - the simplicity of this clause may have its origins elsewhere. However, given advances in technology that far outstrips the capability of naive cultural checks and balances thought to ensure at least one smooth transition across the decades without sudden uncontrollable deviation in the ratio of culpability : credulity and wealth : quality of life (versus the chains of drug action and the deprivation of freedom), there is a distinct lacking of simplicity once any description of the degree to which art imitates science is acknowledged. The thesis of this paragraph becomes that the only iota of eponymous explanation that provides greatest granularity once general enough to encompass the disjoint rejoins of the resulting phase spaces must therefore become attributable only to that one thing or synthesis, if and only if the observer knows or knew well enough a member or a group of members of Generation W, i.e. the cohort prior to Generation X: Generation W.

b) The source of all hypotheses concerning the creation of content for radio stations.