I don't believe the digital age necessarily requires us to turn support into a commodity, though. Beyond religion, we are much more individualist and busy ment

I don't believe the digital age necessarily requires us to turn support into a commodity, though. Beyond religion, we are much more individualist and busy mentally and emotionally. If it isn't one's immediate network being unavailable, odds are they themselves are. Neither of which is inherent to becoming more digital alone. Like, do people even notice the advice we were given the last 2-3 decades? Of course we're more lonely collectively, it was practically a self-fulfilling prophecy.