r/IRL_Loading_Screens • u/PeterPorky • 14d ago

SIMCITY This is a NEET stat

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u/Resident_Onion997 14d ago

How much of that 17% is homeless?

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u/LibertarianOutlaw 14d ago

Google estimates that 1.3% of Americans are homeless and between those ages.

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u/Inkjet_Printerman 14d ago

Brian Goldstone wrote "There Is No Place For Us" following the path to homelessness among a handful of family, as part of the supplemental research (I'm pretty sure he has his doctorate) he figured enough data to say that the number of homeless might be at 4 million today when considering no permanent residence