@dave
Not sure if it's better or worse when you find, that you're not failing to do an easy task, but that the entire society is collapsing instead.
@LukeAlmighty I’m not sure if Poland has the same problems
@LukeAlmighty To be clear, it is still true that finding love and getting married doesn’t seem to happen as easily. The question is more about whether it is as drastic.
@dave
Also, why the fuck is the graph already approaching flatline at 28? That's crazy.
@LukeAlmighty It could possibly be an artifact of the fact that some of the people born in the late 90s aren’t old enough yet to fill out the graph. Which could also be depressing it a bit, not sure how they corrected for that.
@dave
I see the point, but my problem was with the angle at the end of the graph.
While the 1980s graph is STILL at some 5 degrees, the 1990 graph is just flat at this point.
@LukeAlmighty Notice how the age cutoff for the 1990s people is 28? Consider that this isn’t people from the year 1990, this is people born in the 1990s, who will range from 23 to 33. But there’s an age cutoff of 28. Unless the data was collected 5 years ago, this should stop at 32.
That it instead stops in the middle of the age range makes me question whether they correctly compensated for the fact that only some of the adults in their dataset were old enough to count for those later years.