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I don't think its "the culture" that is "rotting", but rather the social capital, the social ties between individuals and entire sectors of the society, is decl
by yaix 15y ago
I don't think its "the culture" that is "rotting", but rather the social capital, the social ties between individuals and entire sectors of the society, is declining since the mid-1960s (Book: R. Puttnam, "Bowling Alone").
- shingen 15y agoYou just said that the culture is rotting. The relations between the people of a nation is a massive part of the culture of a nation. What people place value on, and consequentially how people relate to eachother, how they value eachother, whether they respect the rights of their fellow citizens, and on and on. All critical aspects of a culture. A nation's culture is made up of the individual beliefs & values of each person. And all of those things determine the social and economic fabric / makeup of said nation.