Yes, there are studies: https://www.pewresearch.org/religio...dy/religious-family/atheist/age-distribution/
Mostly young, male, Euro-American, single and broke. LOL
Trump worships money. Dawkins and Hitchens were militant atheists who also made money off of young atheists. While I believe they are atheists, they were motivated to stay so for financial reasons. Kinda like Ann Coulter playing a radical RWer for money.
Atheists waffle on the definition to inflate their numbers similar to LGBTQ puffing up their numbers with any woman who "kissed a girl", i.e. had a homosexual experience regardless of their present preferences. Example, some Atheists include Buddhism or believe in an afterlife. It's one thing to say "I don't believe in the God of the Bible", but it's another thing to say there is no such thing a God, there is nothing beyond the physical universe and/or "when you're dead, you're dead".
I lean toward panentheism.
Young, angry, and broke.


I think a distinction has to be drawn between the principled atheist (aka Niel degasse Tyson), and the person who is just angry at Christianity..
I have wandered the boundaries of atheism, agnosticism, Eastern Orthodoxy. But to me, with age comes humility. I no longer think our souped up chimpanzee brains are capable of acquiring true knowledge about literally everything, that we know how to ask all the right questions, or that we would neccesarily even understand the answers if they were handed to us.
The cosmos has an organizing principle, is hung on a precise mathmatical scaffolding, and has natural laws and physical constants that are finely tuned to allow for matter, chemistry, biology. I don't know what that means, but it means something.