hyper-individualistic

It's no accident the society is so hyper-individualistic now.

The US is hyper-individualistic because it serves capitalism.

Sure, capitalist, hyper-individualistic societies might say the most toxic, selfish companies are the most successful.

Similar to the Burnout Society, he writes a lot about our hyper-individualistic culture which is obsessed with personal optimization and productivity.

Our intrinsic fears combined with societies lacking safety nets and breathing space has created a positive feedback loop for hyper-individualistic living.

If the US wants a hyper-individualistic society, then the end result is everybody living in their own isolated pocket dimension simulation.

American millennials were hyper-individualistic and rejected socially prescribed roles even when they were young.

And our current hyper-individualistic society has only exacerbated the issue.

It can also be the case that both corporate and individual interests have walked further away from each other as individuals become more hyper-individualistic and corporations become more hyper-capitalist.

Funnily enough, I mostly hear about it from hyper-individualistic types.

What happens in such a hyper-individualistic, post-System world when organized criminals approach the employees of data repositories and use the typical approaches of {payments, blackmail, threats} to directly retrieve, or install back-doors into, troves of user information?

Yea, this is what happens when the hyper-individualistic "everyone for themselves!" becomes the prevailing attitude.

But that "working together" in such a hyper-individualistic society is the hard part.

Ultimately, in a hyper-individualistic society, it lands on the "workers" entirely to educate themselves - as amply demonstrated by the comments in this thread.

The idea of a "hyper-individualistic" "post-communitarian" world is absolutely at odds with the direction of social change to date.

Hyper-individualistic culture can make it hard to work together at times.