Casual friendships are dying out — and we're all worse off for it
People, especially Gen Zers, aren't forming as many casual "fringe friendships." This is leaving us all sadder, angrier, and lonely.
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People, especially Gen Zers, aren't forming as many casual "fringe friendships." This is leaving us all sadder, angrier, and lonely.
Last week, Pew Research Center released — and I wrote about — an in-depth new study on religious “nones,” the group of Americans who do not affiliate with a religious group. The conversation has stuck with me for weeks because of Fischer’s comments about how Americans define religion.
Men and women have always seen things a little differently, but the youngest generation of voters is headed in opposite directions at an unprecedented rate.
Political polarization poisons yet another area of life.
Data suggests men and women drifting apart politically, as politics poisons yet another area of life.