Dear Culture: What are you doing about teen suicide?
Erik Strandness voices his concerns about young people in today’s society and shares his thought on the rising number of teen suicides
Dear Culture,
I want to thank you for all the good times and the technological marvels you created to make our lives easier, but I’m concerned that you have lost your vision. You used to provide practical solutions to life’s problems, but now seem obsessed with denying those problems even exist. You have lost your protestant problem-solving work ethic and now spend all your energy applying a shiny entertainment veneer to a rotting cultural infrastructure. You have been so busy… (Register to read the rest of the article)
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