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Fewer friends, relationships on the decline, delayed adulthood, trust at an all-time low, and many diseases of despair. The prognosis is not great.

Comments - The Social Recession: By the Numbers novum Subscribe Sign in The Social Recession: By the Numbers Anton Cebalo Oct 23, 2022 161 72 1 Fewer friends, relationships on the decline, delayed adulthood, trust at an all-time low, and many diseases of despair. The prognosis is not great. Read → 72 Comments Top first crl713 Nov 2, 2022 Liked by Anton Cebalo Great piece! Thanks for putting it all together. Direct correlation going from a TV in the corner bar, to one in every house, to one in every room, to one in every pocket, and around every turn. Reply (2) Share Anton Cebalo Nov 2, 2022 Ed

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