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It makes you ask yourself why you use technology to distance yourself from people when you should be getting closer

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That may sound hippieish but ask yourslef if youve ever said in your job i only work here

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To another person who had a problem

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One of the predominating characteristics of the counterculture was its sense of moral outrage at the ethics policies and blatant racism in the public domain

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Remember like theodore roszaks book the making of a counterculture this book was written and published even as the struggle between the mainstream society and the rebellious college students and activists was raging

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The rich “buy protection and favor from presidents cheat rob and poison the consumer with impunity continually widen the gap between rich and poor and tie up in its own greed the resources we need to solve the problems of society”

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Slater excels at probing paradoxes such as this using his wry humour to debunk experts from economists to “intelligence” test makers and to expose the fruitless waste inherent in consumerism and war

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His analysis is aimed at understanding the american character and the fissure he probes to get at it is that between the the youth of the 60s and their parents who equipped with dr spock’s baby child care created a generation encouraged to be spontaneous but were then shocked when the younger generation refused to get on the same treadmill as their parents