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The concept of creating a sheltered society stems from this analysis as well. Without exposure to hardship or conflict, individuals may grow undeniably naive about real-world complexities. The argument posits that such an environment leads to a population more susceptible to manipulation, lacking the critical awareness necessary to navigate societal challenges.
Consequently, there is a double-edged sword effect at play: while adversity might toughen individuals against societal pressures, absence of struggle creates individuals who may misdiagnose issues due to their sheltered realities. This detachment from struggle is amplified within affluent communities, fostering collective denial of deeper societal issues.