I think its less "digital everything", and more "digital everything at the expense of analog somethings". Just about every in-person social structure is experi

I think its less "digital everything", and more "digital everything at the expense of analog somethings". Just about every in-person social structure is experiencing falling numbers. For a lot of these (church, especially), there's good reason for why that particular structure needed to change or fall, but there's been nothing to replace the old structure. But for others, they experience failing numbers because modern society has become incompatible with unstructured, non-productive in-person interaction with strangers. "Where will I find the time to go to this singles mixer for bird watchers, I have to work 70 hours this week just to make rent?", etc.