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How to Save a Sad, Lonely, Angry and Mean Society.

The article presents the discussion on Surveys show that Americans are abandoning cultural institutions including old faith about culture is vastly more important than politics or some pre-professional training in algorithms and software systems.

Publicado en:New York Times Vol. 173; no. 60047; pp. 12 - 13
Autor principal: BROOKS, DAVID
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: New York Times 1/28/2024
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