> We have eliminated social roles and duties and obligations that used to apply to young people. In many cases we have replaced those personal obligations (e.g.

> We have eliminated social roles and duties and obligations that used to apply to young people. In many cases we have replaced those personal obligations (e.g. to take care of elders) with abstract government funded systems. And maybe those changes aren’t all conducive to the well being of young people. Wait, are you trying to say that kids these days don't work hard enough?