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[quote=Anonymous]I mean, his work is backed up by actual data. Even if you don’t agree 100%, it’s weird to dismiss his work outright. I’m in my 50s and I do policy work on social justice type issues that include things like poverty, and some of his work tracks with what I’ve researched, read, and observed firsthand working with experts in the US and abroad. I recall seeing him on some show in recent years (maybe with Bill Maher?) where one of his key talking points is that the most successful people are always out. You can’t make friends, find a partner, network, and be happy if you are always at home. That was such an obvious thing to say but again it underscores a big issue with Americans in 2025 (and it started before covid). Anyway, I think he’s flagging a lot of real issues supported by facts and data. [/quote]
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