Tongue in cheek. But I’m not seeing the crisis. Especially for a generation that grew up mostly online (in a world that is increasingly online).
“What matters most is not simply that trust has declined, but that we are learning how to operate inside a low-trust equilibrium. We govern differently. We argue differently. We interpret institutional action differently. And once a society settles into that equilibrium, the downstream consequences compound.”
(there is a material cost to a low trust society trajectory, and based on generational cohort turnover and this data, the US is on that trajectory)
Pretty smart reaction given the behavior of many American "Christians" over the past few decades.