"Last year the shop's 27-year-old owner, Gangadhar N., joined thousands of other small Indian retailers in partnering with Amazon.com Inc. While cows and roosters ramble outside on the dirt lane and women walk by with bales of hay balanced on their heads, Gangadhar, who uses only a single letter as his last name as is common in India, displays Amazon's selection to villagers on a smartphone and shows them how to find things and get the best prices. "I'm the person between Amazon and the people who shop online," he says proudly."

"But it doesn't end there.  In recent years, some researchers have argued that the latest generation of young people (i.e., "kids these days") are much more narcissistic and lacking in empathy.  This supposedly makes them less disciplined, more selfish, and less focused on self-improvement, an opinion that seems to be shared by the general population.  As one example, a recent survey by the Pew Research Center found that 70 percent of American adults believed older adults to have better "moral values"  than young people do (young people being defined as "millennials" in the survey).  "