Atheists & Agnostics

daaron

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4. Both you and dmalind (#2) make good points, IMO.

Mon Jun 18, 2012, 02:41 PM

Jun 2012

It would be a mistake to get excited about this trend continuing. I'd like to add to your point dmalind about aging conservatively, and note that the Baby Boomer bump gobbles up a lot of room in all these studies. We can expect to see dramatic shifts in all sorts of once stable trends when the BBers start, y'know...

That will have a reinforcing feedback effect on an already growing movement in younger age groups.

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Both you and dmalind (#2) make good points, IMO. daaron Jun 2012 #4

Well, I don't disagree with anyone, I just see... citysyde Jun 2012 #5

My boomer point was demographic --> daaron Jun 2012 #6

Well your points are well taken! citysyde Jun 2012 #7

I agree. Was just expanding on your point, however awkwardly. :) nt daaron Jun 2012 #8

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