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jonathan coppage wrote on that subject for the washington post. he s a senior visiting fellow hatd the free market think tank, r. street institute. you say we re repeating a pattern that used to be the case. that s absolutely right. what s important to recognize is that people living with their families is not at all a new trend. but rather the way that things used to be. we ve taken to understanding ourselves through the lens of a very weird place in american history. which was the 1950s. but when you look at the greater suite of our country s history, people lived with their parents as a norm. and parents then lived with their kids. what was important is that they contributed. and it s not a matter of fact that living at home means that you re dependant. can you still absolutely be productive. but can you take advantage of the familial support. what accounts for this? so it s a really interesting trend. some of this is delayed