The Death of Cool
\”The highest priority for a teen is the avoidance of humiliation at all costs,\” said Levine. \”Cool is an obsession. It prevents children from developing as individuals because they are so concerned about coolness.\”\n\n
\”The highest priority for a teen is the avoidance of humiliation at all costs,\” said Levine. \”Cool is an obsession. It prevents children from developing as individuals because they are so concerned about coolness.\”\n\n
In April 1889, two baby boys were born within four days of each other. One was Charles Chaplin, a Londoner. The other was a native of Braunau am Inn in Austria and was named Adolf Hitler.