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There's some evidence that mobile phone access is one of the biggest drivers in this. This talks about teen fertility but I'd imagine it's similar in other age
by boelboel 5mo ago
There's some evidence that mobile phone access is one of the biggest drivers in this. This talks about teen fertility but I'd imagine it's similar in other age categories as well.
https://homepages.uc.edu/~moscoshn/Personal_webpage/papers/Smartphone_web.pdf https://homepages.uc.edu/~moscoshn/Personal_webpage/papers/S...
- FeteCommuniste 5mo agoInteresting. Once you have a cellphone to amuse yourself, perpetuating the species is just too much bother?
- boelboel 5mo agoPhone + PC/TV probably takes an hour or two of people their day on average. If they didn't have access to it I assume they'd be meeting up with other people out of boredom and that'd lead to sex, doesn't seem too strange.
- wtetzner 5mo agoI suspect on average it's much higher than an hour or two.
- testing22321 5mo agoThe average American watches 4 to 4.5 hours of TV per day. [1] Half of people watch more. [1] https://adwave.com/resources/average-daily-tv-viewing-time https://adwave.com/resources/average-daily-tv-viewing-time
- laughing_man 5mo agoOr you spend all your time on your phone and can't understand why you're just not getting ahead in life.
- trumpdong 5mo agoMaybe people don't meet in person any more because they call each other = less teen pregnancy instincts.