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This document discusses trends in individualism, collectivism, isolation, polarization, and mental health issues. It explores how needs and desires have changed over time, moving away from community and toward isolation. Sources point to rising rates of suicide, antidepressant use, and mental health issues affecting many societies. The document advocates for changing narratives around what constitutes a "better" life by reconnecting with principles of trust, sharing, and responsibility rather than giving in to fears, insecurities, and social pressures.
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