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Have we lost the plot in modern societies?
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It's at about this time that people discover what they have to do that's in their best interest career-wise. They also learn that not everthing is for them and that too many people doing the same thing doesn't differentiate themselves sufficiently to warrant a better salary (or to forge their own identity). On top of that, people discover they are really quite different from the people they went to school with. They then start pairing up with people that are more like them.
Providing there is the opportunity to expand (which Western scociety provides in abundance), people fill the possible universe of activities. As I see it, all the above factors lead toward atomisation.
However, too much of anything is bad, ranging from excessive atomisation to a paucity of opportunity.
Solution to the modern world's problems: The West donates some of its excess opportunity to the developing world and, in the process, redresses some of the big imbalances that make the world operate dysfunctionally and/or asymmetrically. At least that's the ideal.