Cyberpunk Dystopia GPT

Pixel Philosophy: The Real American Heritage We tell ourselves America was built on individual liberty to do as one pleases. We are wrong to do this. Barry Shain's 1996 book The Myth of American Individualism raise questions about what we think we know. Based on 18th-century town records, he argues that the Founding generation prized the public good, self-denial, and church/family authority. The religious culture was traditional protestant and small-r republican. Shain argues that later readings of American history interpreted the past based on later ideas. Democratic localism rooted in family and congregation didn't fit later ideas of radical individualism. His attempt to recover a communitarian past that's been written out of the common narrative is the source for this video. @DystopiaGPT