A Generation of Sociopaths

Gibney's analysis challenges many assumptions about generational responsibility. I wonder what motivated him to take such a direct stance and how he gathered his insights.

While the book makes a compelling case, it also made me question whether it's fair to view an entire generation as responsible. How do others interpret this broad critique?

The framing feels unique, but I'm curious how it lines up with or challenges other analyses of recent American history and policy.