I think you must be responding to someone else. I didn't say anything about a magical world. 25% is not insignificant. And of course the lower on the socioecon

I think you must be responding to someone else. I didn't say anything about a magical world. 25% is not insignificant. And of course the lower on the socioeconomic totem pole you go, the more divorce you find. And when you don't have prospects, then maybe you're a little more careless about behavior that would interfere with those nonexistent prospects. I feel like it's no great secret that many young people these days delay starting a family for college and career. It seems reasonable to expect that the opposite might be true as well for people who don't have the same opportunities. As for your last point, that doesn't nullify anything you know? If you start out on 3rd base, you will face fewer consequences. No surprise. You might not slide into home, but the people who started out at-bat are still unlikely to catch up with you. See wealth-gap, class mobility, etc.