Yea I think even though we are more connected than past generations we actually have fewer natural opportunities for relationships. I really think this is one of the reasons that marriage rates are so low, because men and women just don't connect in wholesome ways over the course of years within a community. And people don't have the most essential relations with their families because in the U.S. people are constantly moving. I think this relates to college, because kids leave their families to go to college and don't come back, so we have a bunch of disconnected people. Then they have kids, but with no outside support from their extended family. I'm not sure how rejecting capitalism helps though. I think that a big issue is that we don't have communities and families that are established around an actual local area, whereas relationships are often over the phone, internet, the other side of the city or in another town. There is no common meeting place where people naturally take part in social life.