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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

The Karol Markowicz Show: Is Social Media Killing Genuine Friendships?

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

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Politics, News, Society & Culture, News Commentary, Daily News

4.511.4K Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

In this episode, Karol and sociologist Brad Wilcox discuss the declining rates of marriage and its societal impact. They explore the role of social media in fostering loneliness and the importance of forming genuine connections.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hi, and welcome back to the Carol Marco at Show.

0:04.6

It was a story in my favorite newspaper,

0:07.5

The New York Post yesterday, on how Generation Z

0:11.7

has no friends.

0:13.9

It was based on a study out of Australia

0:16.9

done by Bumble, the dating site.

0:19.9

Not entirely sure why Bumble is looking into this,

0:23.2

but maybe the future really is, as my guest, Mary

0:27.2

Catherine Ham set a few days ago, a Tinder for friends.

0:31.8

It's not just Australia, and it's clearly not just Gen Z.

0:35.2

There have been so many studies done

0:37.1

on how people just can't seem to connect,

0:40.4

and a lot of it is correctly blamed on social media.

0:45.6

Social media turns friendship and dating,

0:48.8

but that's a whole other episode,

0:51.4

into something similar to a video game.

0:54.3

You're, you know, swiping, you're leaving comments,

0:57.4

you're clicking like, you're commenting sleigh,

1:00.9

on each other's content, but never really having a friendship.

1:05.5

But I'd say that the problem is wider

1:08.6

than just that video game sensation,

1:10.8

which I do think is a problem.

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