More involved and passion that i became. We ran across all kinds of interesting things. If you go back to the sociology journals, we found an article where sociologists documented that about half of the people who got married in 1940 in a couple of major metropolitan areas grew up within ten blocks of each other. 75 percent of the people who got married corrupt within 20 blocks of each other. American other. American life has really changed since then. People used to be embedded in the geographical community, a physical space where they were in contact with each other on a regular basis. Today if you survey people getting married there are members of multiple communities, members of virtual communities, communities, and there are members of a Hometown College community. American life has changed, and that Community Stability was something will was well was interested in. We documented through discovering this kind of research that the social factors have sabotaged our ability to suppor
College community. Their communities are all over the place geographically. So American Life has changed in that Community Stability ascent he will with interest that in. We just kind of documented through discovering this kind of research that the social factors have kind of sabotage our ability to support these kinds of close refrigerator relationships. What we discovered to was mobility and american culture, really sabotages this relationship. So at the time were writing, the statistics were about warty three, 45 billion americans moving every year. That kind of relocation really takes a toll on our relational health. If sabotages are relational network. So we are having to take these relational hits every time we move around. We believe americans dont really consider the relational risks to the extent that they ought to in terms of taking off and moving around like that. We move for all kinds of reasons. We think we probably have taken this to lately. So we got into the mobility st