atomisation

The alternative is an acceleration of the negative cultural trends and atomisation we have now.

Further atomisation of society, ongoing since the 80s and the digitalisation of the world only deepened it.

Liberty is good, but individuation and atomisation can break a community if it goes too far.

There's also an atomisation of society (fewer extended family and friends, and institutions like church groups).

But more seriously - twitter represents the atomisation of internet services - so moving from the heavyweight to the lightweight.

The atomisation of society is an engineered situation, and the result of that is that people turn to AI for company.

Precision is very important as too much water or insufficient atomisation will create a sauna, lowering the survivability of the compartment.

Generally, it's a response to increasing complexity, atomisation and declining social ties, all of which contribute to a state of emotional insecurity.

But I think the US has a lot more to lose from a worldwide atomisation of social media.

We really are going for full atomisation of the individual and erasure of human warmth and biological naivety aren't we.

Perhaps the issue then is the hyperindividualisation after the atomisation of society.

Obviously nothing to do with declining living standards and social atomisation.

It was different before atomisation of people, there was an exchange in the idea of "society" and "money".

"say what you want about liberal democracy at least it provides material comfort" If that starts to wane, much of the other aspects of liberal culture might not be able to fill the gap in "hard times" like atomisation, declining social cohesion, increasing polarization, declining military recruiting numbers and disillusion within much of veteran community of past few years.

Atomisation, which liberalism promotes heavily to the underclass, has all but destroyed humanity.