THE PROBLEM THAT (STILL) HAS NO NAME

Wait, did Betty Friedan predict all this?

Perhaps one of the most famous essays ever written - The Problem That Has No Name, published by Betty Friedan in 1963 - was an attempt to put words to something that’s still very hard to explain. A creeping societal malaise that I think is still is alive and well in today’s consumer culture, albeit morphed into a different shape:

The problem of feeling a…