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November 10, 2017

The State Is No Substitute for Personal Responsibility in the Age of the Smartphone

The true cost of a society without a shared moral code.

Reflecting on the rush to buy the latest model of the iPhone, and on recent research into the social and psychic effects of the new age of electronic connectedness, Jonathan Sacks sees a problem ultimately rooted not in technology but in the collapse of traditional morality:

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November 10, 2017

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