Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Yes, but since your childhood video games have exploded in popularity. I believe that's the primary reason children don't play outside as much, unless you have statistics that show that this varies by the diversity of the neighborhood.

The average person from the third world increases their carbon footprint by 1200% when they move to a first world country.

I resisted organized activities that interfered with the unstructured playtime enjoyed by all the neighborhood boys

I read Putnam's study and I would agree that Diversity does decrease trust. I don't know if you can make the claim that's what leads to parents not letting kids play outside...

I thought this was self evident. Yugoslavia was touted as being ethnically diverse, but ended up giving the world ethnic cleansing.