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The document discusses how in modern society, individuals are deprived of their own moral compass due to various societal pressures to conform. It provides statistical insights showing high rates of social media use, consumer spending, and students in public schools which can create pressures to conform to social norms, lifestyles, and educational standards. This loss of individuality can lead to issues like conformity, lack of diversity, limited personal growth, and mental health problems. The document questions if there are any solutions to address how mass society impacts an individual's ability to decide how to live their own life.
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- 3. How does this issue correlate to the studies of civics? Political participation Political Polarization Loss of democratic Values
- 4. Statistical insights into this phenomena According to the Pew Research Center, in 2021, around 69% of adults in the United States reported using social media. Social media platforms can create a sense of conformity and pressure to conform to social norms and expectations. According to the World Bank, global consumer spending reached $44 trillion in 2019. Advertising and marketing can create a sense of conformity and pressure to conform to certain lifestyles and purchasing habits. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2021, around 50 million students were enrolled in public elementary and secondary schools in the United States. Standardized testing and curriculum can create a sense of conformity and pressure to conform to certain educational standards and norms.
- 5. The effects of losing your individuality • Conformity • Lack of diversity • Limited personal growth • Mental health issues
- 6. Are there any solutions ?
- 8. You might as well pay attention , we can't afford free speech