I think the article gets some facts right, but in pursuit of a grand unifying theory of society, jumps too hastily to conclusion. As a South Korean living in t

I think the article gets some facts right, but in pursuit of a grand unifying theory of society, jumps too hastily to conclusion. As a South Korean living in the US, it reminds of me when some Koreans say: "Why do Americans do (X)? Guns. It's because they all have guns." (X can be a lot of things, including "Why do Americans smile so much?") Come on. You can't take a multi-generational social problem and distill it to a single cause like that.