It's worth thinking about that such "communities" can only exist because of online technology. Once people are out of high school, if they are just moping aroun

It's worth thinking about that such "communities" can only exist because of online technology. Once people are out of high school, if they are just moping around the house and aren't working or in college or vocational training or anything, there's no automatic group of people they are around enough to fall into cliques of any sort. People can still be individually mired in depression and nonproductive lives, but there isn't an easily-found community of like-minded people IRL. This "NEET" phenomenon is something that just could not happen prior to the current century.