Disintegration from "summary" of The Unwinding by George Packer
In America, disintegration is not a sudden event, but a slow unraveling that occurs over time. It is the gradual breakdown of institutions, communities, and social bonds that once held the country together. This process is marked by a loss of trust in government, a decline in economic stability, and a growing sense of alienation among citizens. As the fabric of society begins to fray, individuals are left to fend for themselves in an increasingly fragmented and chaotic world. The disintegration of America can be seen in the crumbling infrastructure, the gutting of public services, and the erosion of social safety nets. Jobs disappear, wages stagnate, and inequality widens as the gap between rich and poor grows ever wider. People feel disconnected from their government, their neighbors, and even themselves as they struggle to make sense of a world that seems to be coming apart at the seams. In this lands...
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