> Ask yourself is it more likely a young girl is going to the city or to the countryside? At this point that is quite unlikely but still >0. But I also think t

> Ask yourself is it more likely a young girl is going to the city or to the countryside? At this point that is quite unlikely but still >0. But I also think the argument is quite myopic. There's a definite mental health crisis among young people and especially women, which could possibly be attributed to the lack of purpose that is a consequence of modern life, so a countermovement in at least part of a population is not unthinkable. And that's just one possible thing that could trigger such a shift.