The parts where he describes the destruction of the family unit by no fault divorce is particularly prescient, because it's even more obvious now than it was in 2010.
It's definitely prescient to talk about something that had been going on for decades.
The cultural rot we're experiencing is by no means unprecedented.
It actually is unprecedented. The difference is that the industrial revolution has enabled this sort of rot, because there is such a surplus that societies can get away with being rotten more.
It's definitely prescient to talk about something that had been going on for decades.
It actually is unprecedented. The difference is that the industrial revolution has enabled this sort of rot, because there is such a surplus that societies can get away with being rotten more.