From selfies to Tweets, and from Instagram to celebrity worship, it’s certainly a unique era: one in which it seems the visible ‘marketing’ of values—through filters, faux outrage, and charity wrist bands—is as important as the values themselves. Or as Jay Ogilvy, a columnist at global intelligence firm Stratfor, writes: “the virtualization of ‘reality’ takes precedence over the reality of virtue...”
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