That's been my approach but still, look at that advice and think about what it says about a society that necessitates it. For both obvious and non-obvious reas

That's been my approach but still, look at that advice and think about what it says about a society that necessitates it. For both obvious and non-obvious reasons, I don't want to get into specifics in order to provide an existence proof that this is a problem, but consider that switching jobs/moving city/rebuilding a social network is something that depends a great deal on having resources available to do that with, not having obligations preventing that, having the means to evade the pervasive social media that encourages exactly the sort of “reconnection” that is anathema to the task.