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(11)Most Americans think the quality of life for young people under 30 years are not as good as their baby boom born parents when they are in the same period, according to u new nationwide poll of 1 ,167 young people-More than 60 percent of the young are pessimistic about the future, and many of them say they would rather go back to the past than leap to the future. " Although the past may seem appealing for young Americans, only 50 percent of seniors over 65 said they wanted to travel back in time. " says Michael Hogan, an executive editor of Vanity Fair which conducts the survey with CBS News. (12) He adds that; " this is a time of high unemployment, people come out of school with very few job prospects. But the past seems more comfortable. " It’s interesting how strongly the young feel things are getting worse, and how strongly the young are backward looking. "(13)In the poll the young are given a choice to take anything with them to the afterlife, the result shows that 25 percent of them will take a pel, 47 percent of them will choose a photo album and 9 percent want to take an iPhone or a Blackberry.