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Corbin Page
@corbin.eth
Genuinely curious, what's the primary cause of these trends? * Tech/Internet? * Millennials delaying these milestone beyond 30? * Wealth inequality? * A soft generation (soft times make...)? https://twitter.com/operationdanish/status/1835667648882827556
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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
1. Living / home / children — 50% increase in population since 1980, housing supply has not increased (and increased interest in living popular cities because of economic opportunities, i.e. small town in Ohio doesn't have a good factor job) 2. Married -- people are more educated and women are graduating college at a higher rate than men; decline of religious
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highplains.base.eth 🎩✨🔴
@highplains66
Money 100%.
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Leeward Bound
@leewardbound
2 of these (living alone and owning a home) are directly attributable to unaffordability. the other 2 (marriage and children) i think ive seen many independent surveys of young people where the consensus is "we don't wanna do that bc we make no money and can't afford to build a better life". id say it's prolly that.
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Satoshi Tomatomoto
@tomato.eth
Money. Young people simply don't have as much money as they used to. That's the sole reason for all of these.
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Purp🇵🇸
@purp
3 of them money related, 4 lol marriages are kind of old fashioned idk I know way more people over thirty who are "common law" married than legal court house married
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Giuliano Giacaglia
@giu
The fiat system
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Tim
@cryptim.eth
Wages not keeping up with inflation is my theory. It’s damn near impossible to hold a job, have a kid and own a house even with a college degree. We’ve got lucky because we work from home but would not be able to afford childcare
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simon
@sa
How did ∼80% "Live on their own" and also "Have been married?" The only explanation would be sky-high early marriage divorce rates, but that didn't happen.
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Giwa 🎩
@0xgiwa.eth
Inflation, high cost of living, the rise of woke culture
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plor
@plor.eth
I bet the trend line goes back to 1971. https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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