Yet, with only three available networks to watch, millions more people were watching television then than even today.
As has been explained to you multiple times when you've repeatedly brought the viewership numbers up as a way to dunk on the Kurtzman era - the viewing habits of the public are far more niche and way smaller than they were sixty years ago. You can't cherry pick the viewing data to attempt to claim some moral victory in these arguments. You have to evaluate the entire picture.
There are shows today getting bigger audiences than even in the 60s. There were a huge amount of shows back in the 60s. Lots of competition. Also there are shows making massive numbers even today that rival shows 30 to 60 years ago. The streaming excuse for modern day treks low numbers do not hold water.