In paragraphs 10-15, Dr. Pickhardt says that “Although the young person thinks rebellion is an act of independence, it actually never is.” Explain what Dr. Pickhardt means by this?

With this sentence, Dr. Pickhardt means that the rebellion removes the young man and one type of addiction to place him in another type of addiction.

Explanation:

Dr. Pickhardt affirms that the rebellion leaves the youth dependent on a thought opposed to the population mass, not meaning independence to anything. This is because for the young person to promote a rebellion, he must depend on the constant deficit and self-interpretation of what he sees in society. This makes young people dependent on doing the opposite of what the population does.