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Emily Jashinsky reviews recent data from the Financial Times based on the "Understanding America Study" that reveals a troubling decade-long shift in young Americans' personality traits. These shifts suggest a generation struggling with focus, follow-through, social connection, and emotional stability. Emily connects these statistics to broader cultural and economic challenges faced by young people today, young men, and argues social media algorithms amplify negativity, and more.
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