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 What two problems does individualism lead us into, according to Hourdequin?

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  1. They lead us into "tragedy of the commons" situations and they instill in us an atomistic view of persons.
  2. It leads to a decline in societal values and the rise of selfish behavior.
  3. It encourages a culture of isolation and self-centeredness, and leads to a lack of community engagement.
  4. It leads to the breakdown of social structures and the erosion of collective responsibility.
  5. It leads to increased greenhouse gas emissions and increased consumption of non-recyclable goods.
  6. It leads to a lack of empathy and understanding of others, and an increase in individualistic behavior.
  7. It results in increased consumption and waste, and a disregard for the environment.
  8. It leads to failures of developing integration and integrality.
  9. We both tend to think of our moral obligations as only personal obligations, and so think that we can only advocate for policy in "tragedy of the commons" situations.
  10. It promotes competition over cooperation and leads to societal fragmentation.

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