I don't believe that's the origin point of social alienation - it's a cultural bias that develops as societies embrace capitalism. Social forces encourage peop

I don't believe that's the origin point of social alienation - it's a cultural bias that develops as societies embrace capitalism. Social forces encourage people to engage in profitable activities like media consumption over unprofitable activities like community engagement, and the transient and impersonal nature of employment prevents people from easily making connections in the place they spend most of their time around others.