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The selfie generation

By Francis J. Kong | October 3, 2015 - 10:00am

David Brooks is a cultural commentator who writes for the New York Times. And in his book he says: “In 1950, The Gallup Organization asked high school seniors if they consider themselves to be a very important...

Business