As is only becoming more crucial, the answer lies in the "We". As shared social, cultural, religious, and ethnic contexts continue to dissipate, more and more youths will be excluded from people's "we". Ultimately, the strongest intergenerational investment comes from one's parents and family. Those young people with weaker familiar attachments will slide into becoming wards of the state and civil society, institutions with a much lower investment than their families.
As is only becoming more crucial, the answer lies in the "We". As shared social, cultural, religious, and ethnic contexts continue to dissipate, more and more youths will be excluded from people's "we". Ultimately, the strongest intergenerational investment comes from one's parents and family. Those young people with weaker familiar attachments will slide into becoming wards of the state and civil society, institutions with a much lower investment than their families.