Yalnızlık Ekonomisi: Modern Dünya Bizi Nasıl İzole Ediyor?

Why do we feel increasingly lonely? Social trust has diminished, neighborhood cafes have disappeared, and social media has trapped us in echo chambers. In this video, I examine many factors, from suburban life to the pandemic, from filter bubbles to the "economy of loneliness." I reflected on the changes that have occurred since the 1980s, when the book was written, and pondered over seven that came to mind. I also questioned new initiatives that try to solve our loneliness, such as AI companion apps. 📌 Sections: 00:28 - 1. Social trust: Shopkeepers, coded apartment buildings, and the paradox 02:57 - 2. Media, filter bubbles, and diversity 04:41 - 3. The digital third space: Does it really count as a "third space"? 06:02 - 4. Pandemic and remote work: When the first and second areas merge 08:22 - 5. Shorter attention spans and their impact on our conversations 09:52 - 6. The glorification of individualism: The lie of "You don't need anyone" 12:04 - 7. Loneliness and the numbers: 20% in Germany, 9.7% in Türkiye 16:00 - The Economics of Loneliness 📚 RESOURCES and RELATED STUDIES: Ray Oldenburg - The Great Good Place https://www.dogrulukpayi.com/bulten/h... https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles... https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databro... 🎬 PREVIOUS VIDEO:    • Evden işe, işten eve | Ray Oldenburg - The...   💬 I'm waiting for your opinions in the comments: Do you think loneliness is an individual problem or a social crisis? Have you tried a platform that finds solutions to loneliness before? 📌 Don't forget to subscribe to my channel:    / @alperkilci   #loneliness #thirdzone #socialtrust #socialmedia #urbanplanning #lonelinesseconomy #videoessay #city #migration #digitaladdiction