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http://[URL][URL]https://intellectu...merica-have-steadily-declined-since-1990-why/

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http://[URL][URL]https://news.gallup.com/poll/284009/library-visits-outpaced-trips-movies-2019.aspx

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http://[URL][URL]https://www.movieguide.org/news-articles/who-goes-to-the-movies-4.html

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I didn't say movies were objectively better, I said the film industry was objectively better. The film/theater industry nearly crashed until the 1970s changed everything.

http://[URL][URL]https://saylordoto...mmunication/s11-01-the-history-of-movies.html

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But yeah, arguing theater audience demographics is kind of muddy and pointless I guess. Covid screwed everything and theaters are probably going to die regardless.

Thanks for providing the links, some interesting reading. The 12-17 age demographic percentages are interesting. Knowing where the stats came from I looked at other year stats as well.
I honestly have no idea what overrepresented means though.

I didn't gain much from the other 2 articles though. I wrote up 2 paragraphs about them and then accidentally deleted them. Basically the library poll only had a pool of 1025 people, too small a pool to really gain anything. The creativity article was weird, it talks about a boy from 1915, then about a book written by a woman, then about jobs available now that weren't available in the past. I'd have to read the quoted book to really gain anything.