This strikes me as: A. Something there is no way to provably measure; B. a claim the article provides no data to prove has increased; C. and a potential "diagn

This strikes me as: A. Something there is no way to provably measure; B. a claim the article provides no data to prove has increased; C. and a potential "diagnostic" that says more about the person diagnosing the problem than anything else. All of the articles broad claims are just … things being said.