Shouldn't this "male loneliness epidemic" be demonstrated as new rather than the historical norm before we start thinking we can address it?
Yeah, I'm going to deny its "even a thing" if you can't even articulate how I'm supposed to measure it. Putnam's work was almost entirely projection because he only considered certain forms of social interaction from the era he grew up in to count as valid, so excuse me if I'd like the new versions to make clear that they're otherwise. On top of showing that this is in fact new and not just more visible because everything is more visible in the age of narcissism displayed endlessly on social media everywhere at all times of the day.
"Is dudes just sit at home online for decades" more of a male loneliness epidemic than "dudes sit at home on their subsistence farm during their short life that ends not long after"?
This isn't even getting into how all the "solutions" seem to be police states. Oh, look, Scott Galloway is a fucking cop:
Yeah, I'm going to deny its "even a thing" if you can't even articulate how I'm supposed to measure it. Putnam's work was almost entirely projection because he only considered certain forms of social interaction from the era he grew up in to count as valid, so excuse me if I'd like the new versions to make clear that they're otherwise. On top of showing that this is in fact new and not just more visible because everything is more visible in the age of narcissism displayed endlessly on social media everywhere at all times of the day.
"Is dudes just sit at home online for decades" more of a male loneliness epidemic than "dudes sit at home on their subsistence farm during their short life that ends not long after"?
This isn't even getting into how all the "solutions" seem to be police states. Oh, look, Scott Galloway is a fucking cop:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Galloway_(professor) wrote:Since 2017, Galloway has repeatedly called for U.S. government antitrust intervention against the four consumer technology companies Apple, Meta Platforms, Amazon, and Alphabet, in order to break them up.And even worse, a centrist:
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Relating to the 2015–16 Apple–FBI dispute, he sided with the U.S. government and said that "security agencies should have access to [personal] data wherever it is if a judge deems that data is key to people's safety or national security."[38]
Quote:In 2019, Galloway endorsed Michael Bloomberg's presidential 2020 candidacy as he "fulfills the Democrats' need for a strong centrist candidate".[36]
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