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SHANG: The cost of convenience: how hyperindividualism undermines collective responsibility - The Vanderbilt Hustler
Entering college significantly increased my reliance on Amazon packages. In the chaos of transitioning to college and being without a car, I felt I had limited options. While this consumption seems innocuous — after all, nearly every modern citizen shops online — I couldn’t shake the guilt. The normalization of companies like Amazon, Temu or countless others with low prices and even lower ethical standards troubled me. This small habit indicated…
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