Loneliest People Are Adults in Their 20s, Not Elderly, Survey Finds
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A massive survey spanning 142 countries reveals that adults in their 20s experience the highest levels of loneliness globally, surpassing even the elderly who sit alone at home. This counterintuitive finding challenges common assumptions about aging and isolation, highlighting a growing crisis among young adults. The data suggests that modern social structures and digital lifestyles may be driving unprecedented isolation in this demographic.
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