> However, the article does seem to try to address the connection between being not married and issues of employment and education. Only because it assumed tha

> However, the article does seem to try to address the connection between being not married and issues of employment and education. Only because it assumed that connection in the first place. Ignoring data is effectively the same as poisoning data. If I held a cup under a waterfall, and tried to measure how much water I was pouring into the cup from a pitcher...