I mean, it’s fair to assume that, statistically, percentage of religious people is going down (cause better education), and percentage of depressed people is going up (cause big city life).
I don’t have the data on hand, but I’ve seen enough articles about it to safely assume that. There’s plenty of causes, like, people living more isolated lives because of social media, economy going to shit, political instability all over the world, climate change effects. Pick your poison. Feel free to research it further.
As we all know, correlation always means causation.
And that’s assuming we take the chart at face value, which I’m not willing to do. I bet there’s no actual data behind it.
I mean, it’s fair to assume that, statistically, percentage of religious people is going down (cause better education), and percentage of depressed people is going up (cause big city life).
I don’t agree it’s fair to assume the latter. I want to see data.
I don’t have the data on hand, but I’ve seen enough articles about it to safely assume that. There’s plenty of causes, like, people living more isolated lives because of social media, economy going to shit, political instability all over the world, climate change effects. Pick your poison. Feel free to research it further.