How to pronounce “atomize” in English

More of my conversation with Elizabeth Anderson after one last break.in a very atomized society where people are cut off from each other in the ways that they are, that's very difficult to

They began programs to drive people into what amounted to concentration camps.who are separated and atomized.

That's a very good picture of who I am and the kinds of decisions I make.The second one is atomized, that you can think of people as self-contained entities, that we are basically individual subjects thatstand against objects and give meaning to the world in that way.

perpetrators' communities are like.They're not atomized people. They live in communities while they're killing and in larger communities they are embedded, so what those communities are like. How genocides end? Acritical topic, virtually unexplored. Why different genocides issue in different outcomes.

So I feel this kind of interface between science and society becomes this kind of fractal thing.It's kind of science being atomized.There are these kind of little pockets of knowledge, very specialized, and they're everywhere around us, but they become basically invisible.

And the author claims that, in fact, we are experiencing an epidemic of loneliness in the United States.We have never been lonelier or more atomized he claims.We hear ideas like this quite often.

And somebody in a place completely distant, 400 years ago, had the exact same feelings as him.So he felt connected to humanity and he didn't feel atomized anymore.He felt connected to something.

I'm not going to believe it." So I do think that we have to develop a new kind of vigilance, if you will.Bill Clinton says that we've got an atomized society.That's a pretty appropriate way of putting it.

sort of the blog model with one guy writing in the Attic above his you know garage and you know three people maybereading the blog you know so it was a more atomized environment with a lot more producers of of media content butnot too many people you know actively transitioning between producing and consuming and so on what we have now is

people. Um, and in a sort of post-COVID age and a heavilysort of social media-ized, like atomized moment, you know, we're still not going outside and meeting people in the same way that we did pre-COVID, especiallyGen Z. Um, I think looks maxing remains like a a space that feels like community. Uh,

And he just did that in two or three passes at it, and we were done.If you look at all the ways that the system is being atomized, and people are finding ways to end run the system--

a digital age. So I guess that got me interested in what it felt like from the inside.I think one reason I loved the idea of the book as a concept album is that the atomized way that we buy music now has in some ways endangered the concept album.

Certainly, but I wonder if our descriptions of our art don't reveal mostly our ignorance of what's going on on the ground.And, again, I'm not so sure, I mean, certainly we're being dispersed and atomized and our attention is being multiply divided by this kind of world which is asking us to constantlyconsult a machine every three seconds to kind of feel normal but we've been under weirder conditions before and we've produced enormous art.

Celsius and lo and behold next year it was cool by half a degree Celsius; there was more ice in the Arctic which meant more polar bears and the biologists called the cubs Mt. Pinatuboguided that would course up and down; atomizing sea water; putting the atomized sea water out so it dries out immediately into little salt crystals which then becomes the core