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The Pandemic and Radical Individualism
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The radical individualism of the West, particularly in the United States and the United Kingdom, has hindered their ability to manage the COVID-19 pandemic successfully. Traditional societies have made room for both self-interest and the common good, but the West has pushed individualism too far, resulting in a lack of balance.
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