The most important thing to be learned in these essays is that people’s lives are not isolated, but connected to both their material circumstances and to each other, so trying to analyse problems in an individual’s life in isolation may lead to inaccurate or misleading conclusions. Western culture tends to cultivate a disproportionate degree of focus on the individual, be it in analysing their hidden anger, their viewpoint in life, or their mental health, while ignoring important threads connecting the individual to the community. Hari in his book extract provides insights on how gaining more control over one’s job can be an effective cure of depression (Hari, 2018). Hari stated that the main issue are with the people themselves instead they cure the symptoms not the problem. To add on the main focus of the companies is to make profits by selling antidipresants. People should do the work that they feel is good. The comfort they will get from working in the environment they feel comfort will reduce the chances of them getting depressed and need of antidipresants These authors are all reflecting on different ways in which such analyses can go wrong, and how they can be remedied by expanding the focus to include the community. However, they fail to take this central idea one step further and observe that more effective solutions to the people’s problems can require them to throw aside their individual differences, organise under common demands, and bring about radical material change in the social fabric and economic system.