> I'd say the opposite: the individuality in alienation is faux individuality. You're not saying the opposite; atomization is good for business, and yes, it's

> I'd say the opposite: the individuality in alienation is faux individuality. You're not saying the opposite; atomization is good for business, and yes, it's totally fake. There's a dipshit on the same flight as me wearing a dragon tail. He probably thinks he's bold and original, but he's a weeb who participates in an infantile marketing subculture. I'm sure he'll keep people in the pharmaceutical industry employed for decades to come.