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I have written about this concept once before, too:
There isn’t a ton more to add to the discourse now. In 2016, we hit the highest point in 75 years of early-30-somethings living at home. COVID and the economic realities therein (and how the housing market became a playground for the rich, even more than the housing market is normally a playground for the rich) made it worse, and now people are still staggering out of that. As we know, most of the elections globally in 2024 were a repudiation of COVID-era leadership. Maybe the plight of…