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Theodore Dalrymple

“No one seems to have noticed that a loss of a sense of shame means a loss of privacy; a loss of privacy means a loss of intimacy; and a loss of intimacy means a loss of depth. There is, in fact, no better way to produce shallow and superficial people than to let them live their lives entirely in the open, without concealment of anything.”

Theodore Dalrymple, Our Culture, What's Left of It: The Mandarins and the Masses
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