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I'm a Gen Zer who spends all day online. Mahjong gave me a reason to connect in real life. Original

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By Amanda Geffner
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A few months ago, if you'd asked me what I knew about mahjong, I probably would have said it's a game older women play, like my grandma, and that I was definitely not interested in learning. Then I got hooked. After my cousin moved closer to where I live, she told me she wanted to learn to play mahjong and asked if I'd teach her. My first thought was that if my cousin, a millennial, was interested, I (a Gen Zer) probably wouldn't be the only young person learning.
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I'm a Gen Zer who spends all day online. Mahjong gave me a reason to connect in real life.

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By Amanda Geffner
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My John-Wick-Inspired AI Agent Team is Dangerous – Let’s Create Yours If you’re not having fun learning AI, you’re doing it wrong. Exactly one weekend ago, I wrote a post suggesting you might want to spend your weekend and 50 bucks building something useful out of all this AI nonsense. Because it’s time. As a 20-year AI product-builder and current skeptic, a technical …
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I'm a Gen Zer who spends all day online. Mahjong gave me a reason to connect in real life.

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By Amanda Geffner
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Mahjong originated in China and became popular in the US during the 1920s.Justin Sullivan/Getty Images After my millennial cousin convinced me to try mahjong, I'm hooked. It keeps me off my phone and engaged with my friends and family. Now I understand how people can spend hours around a mahjong table without getting bored.
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