Title: What is the difference between 'late 1990s' and '1990s'? - Quora
Headings: What is the difference between "late 1990s" and "1990s"?
What is the difference between "late 1990s" and "1990s"?
Content: Massive video game boom happened in the 90s. That was the smartphone version of spending less time socializing and doing things outside. To truly experience growing up (0–18 years old) outside of games, social media, phones and computers, you would of had to have been born probably 1970 and earlier. But im getting off-track. There are so many more similarities between the early 2000s and the mid-late 90s, that I could spend so much more time typing. Related Answer
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, Lived Through the 90s from the Gulf War to Y2k
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How was the early 90s different than the late 90s? Pretty different! The beginning of the ’90s was obviously the end of the ‘80s. There was still a lean quality to things, people hadn’t become so grotesquely fat, mentally and physically, and the sense of entitlement that came to dominate life in the US hadn’t yet become so grotesquely fat, either. Essentially, these were the products of sheer hubris, as if we’d actually “won” the Cold War and demonstrated the “superiority” of capitalism rather than the actual case, where we’d simply outlasted the USSR in a great war of attrition.