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It happens in neighborhoods too. At one point a neighborhood is full of families with school-age children, so similar people tend to move there. Then 30 years l
by iainmerrick 4y ago
It happens in neighborhoods too. At one point a neighborhood is full of families with school-age children, so similar people tend to move there. Then 30 years later the same neighborhood is full of retirees and there are hardly any children to be found.
- huevosabio 4y agoInteresting, I wonder if in trying to replicate real world social networks, digital social networks are bound to replicate the brith and death cycle. In that sense, being the "town square" (e.g. Twitter) is a better bet than being the place where you meet your friends. Unless you are able to continuously create the new space where the young meet. But, historically, that does not seem to be the case.
- TheRealNGenius 4y agoI noticed this especially come Halloween. Used to be swarms of children me included out and about, now no longer.