How Does The Rise Of Individualism: Why Community Is Dead Work?

Imagine you're playing with your friends in the park, that’s community. Now picture everyone going off to do their own thing on their own toys, that’s individualism.

Long ago, people lived together like a big family group. They shared food, helped each other build homes, and made decisions as one team. That was community in action.

But now, it feels like everyone wants to be the star of their own show. Kids choose different games, eat different snacks, and go off by themselves to watch videos on their tablets. It’s like a big group of friends who all decided to play alone, that's what happens when individualism rises.

When everyone is busy doing their own thing, it can feel like there’s no one to talk to or play with. It's as if the park suddenly became empty, even though it was full of people just a moment ago.

But that doesn’t mean community is really gone, it’s more like people are taking a break from playing together and choosing to explore their own interests first. Imagine you're playing with your friends in the park, that’s community. Now picture everyone going off to do their own thing on their own toys, that’s individualism.

Long ago, people lived together like a big family group. They shared food, helped each other build homes, and made decisions as one team. That was community in action.

But now, it feels like everyone wants to be the star of their own show. Kids choose different games, eat different snacks, and go off by themselves to watch videos on their tablets. It’s like a big group of friends who all decided to play alone, that's what happens when individualism rises.