The article discusses the escalating crisis of youth unemployment in Britain, particularly focusing on young men. Over 900,000 young individuals aged 16 to 24 are reportedly neither in education nor employment, with a striking number of them being men. Experts attribute this trend to factors like mental health issues, economic stagnation, and significant digital distractions, such as online pornography and video games, which detract from real-world responsibilities and social interactions. This phenomenon suggests a broader cultural shift that affects young men's engagement in work and education.
Among male Neets, economic inactivity...has surged 48% since before the pandemic. For young women, the equivalent figure is under 10%.
This is a synthetic replacement for real-life interactions. We see students...who believe online forums are more meaningful than real-world relationships.
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