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Growing up in Toronto in the late 1950s, I remember most youth showing the elderly respect.

On public transportation, many demonstrated that respect by standing or rising up and offering a seat to a senior.

It was just taken for granted as a thing to do, a simple but meaningful way of honouring the hoary head.

Regrettably, that tradition is less common now.

What is often called the generation gap refers to differences in opinion

and preferences that seem to exist between one generation and another, often involving facets of life such as clothing styles,

music and entertainment, and the use of technology.

The previous generation is seen as a group whose time has passed to be supplanted by a newer

and improved generation that considers the seniors of society a financial burden.

Most people accept average life expectancy as a general gauge of a country's overall health.

In most parts of the ancient world, life was short, especially in cities.

Average life expectancy in the Roman Empire, as an example, was around 50 years, when excluding high infant mortality rates.

Flash forward to the mid -20th century, where improvements in sanitation, medicine,

and nutrition increased average life expectancy to around 60 years of age in many developed nations like Canada.

By 2011, that number had reached 81.

Today in Canada, the number of people 65 years old and over exceeds those 14 years old and younger.

According to the National Post, stat scans said that the latest figures were driven by a trend

that took root in 2011 and has continued to accelerate the aging of the baby boomers.

Baby boomers now account for 30 % of the senior demographic, the agency said.

The ever -growing baby boomer population strains and burdens Canada's pension support system.

The Eligibility Age for Old Age Security, OAS, and the Canada Pension Plan,

CPP, is 65 years, just a year younger than the average lifespan in Canada when the plan was first introduced.

Since then, the average lifespan has increased by almost 20 years.

The primary reason, however, as to why the large number of older baby movers are stretching the system is due to the fact

that younger generations are not having enough children.

Falling birth rates over the past 40 years mean fewer young workers and less contribution to the economy.

Is there discrimination toward the elderly, often referred to as ageism?

Does the generation gap reinforce the sentiment of scorn towards those who are advanced in years?

In a 2014 article, David Cates asks, what do you think of when we talk about seniors?

Do you think of someone who is rich with life experience?

Perhaps a grandparent working hard in the community to share his or her expertise and wisdom with younger generations?

Do you think of a poor, helpless old man or woman, isolated and unable to leave their house?

He goes on to illustrate that a severe problem has developed.

A 2013 report on ageism from the International Federation on Aging,

or IFA, illustrated that 63 percent of seniors aged 66 or older said they had been treated differently because of their age,

while a third of all respondents admitted to having treated someone differently because of their age.

Among Gen X and Y respondents, the number was 43 and 42 percent respectively.

Over 1 in 5 respondents furthermore said they believed older Canadians were a burden on society.

Cates points to Greg Shaw, the head of the IFA, who says that such unwarranted discrimination against the elderly is widespread in Canada,

something Shaw hopes to combat by bringing the young and the old together in shared activities.

In ancient Israel, instruction was given regarding respect for the elderly.

You shall rise before the grey -headed and honour the presence of an old man.

There was a time when the elderly were more highly regarded,

respected and consulted, but now they are too often neglected by a society that wishes to move on.

Are the oldest members of our society still a valuable resource?

Can they still be contributors in our society?

The growing number of seniors, a group referred to as the Hoary Headed,

have contributed greatly to the country and many are still gainfully employed.

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An experience of people who have achieved much in their lives makes the minds

and memories of this demographic of great potential worth, if the young will value it.

Hopefully there will be a future when the generation gap will be no more, and when the old and young will mix together with mutual love and respect.

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"It was just taken for granted as a thing to do" – "당연히 해야 할 일로 받아들여졌다"는 의미로, "take for granted"의 자연스러운 사용법을 보여줍니다. 이 표현은 일상 대화나 논술에서 자주 쓰이므로 외워두면 좋습니다.
"The ever-growing baby boomer population strains and burdens Canada's pension support system" – "증가하는 베이비 부머 인구가 캐나다 연금 시스템에 부담을 준다"는 뜻입니다. "strains and burdens"처럼 동사를 중복하여 강조하는 표현은 논리적 강도를 높이는 데 효과적입니다.
"Such unwarranted discrimination against the elderly is widespread in Canada" – "노인에 대한 이러한 부당한 차별이 캐나다에 널리 퍼져 있다"는 문장입니다. "unwarranted"는 "부당한"이라는 뜻으로, 정확한 어휘 선택이 표현력을 높이는 예입니다.

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