I blame this on two things, technology and the financialization of everything.
Long ago places had large parks, outdoor swimming pools, cities became less of a place to live and more of an efficient use of space/money and thus the human aspect was removed.
Technology in the sense of games, twitter, chat, etc removes the superfical need for human contact but ruins real bonds with people
Long ago places had large parks, outdoor swimming pools, cities became less of a place to live and more of an efficient use of space/money and thus the human aspect was removed.
Technology in the sense of games, twitter, chat, etc removes the superfical need for human contact but ruins real bonds with people