The Lonely Crowd: People Living in the Most Crowded Cities in the U.S. May be Some of the Loneliest Individuals in America

By Reader-Researcher R.C.

Sun, Dec 9, 2018 8:53 p.m.

People living in the most crowded cities in the U.S. may be some of the loneliest individuals in America. Despite having a population of more than 3 million, for instance, the people of [metropolitan] San Diego California report one of the lowest rates of interpersonal

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Why some of the most crowded cities in the U.S. are the loneliest | Ladders Cities culturally tend to put more pressure on status and working harder to achieve it, which can make them a more transient and lonelier place. Studying why social isolation happens, and how to ... www.theladders.com

It's called "bowling alone."