I don't think Reeves is correct in his definition of the main problems related to the subjects he discusses. The main issues discussed above are much bigger than the very specific examples of outliers. In general, I believe that society in its current form is acceptable from a socio-economic point of view and is not a big problem considering the vastness of our territory and the large number of people who live there. inhibit. The author cannot fairly compare the United States to other countries because the United States is different. Any comparison between countries is just as useful as comparing apples to oranges. The difference in values ​​and societal pressures creates too many additional variables on top of the variables already present. We can only compare our country to ourselves. We cannot draw too specific lines of demarcation between facts. We can't take numbers as law, as Reeves said