Do these individuals care about the well-being of their fellow citizens, or do they believe that “God helps those who help themselves?

Please answer either question A. or B. Durkheim felt that the Division of Labor led people to become very individualistic. But he also believed that after a while, humans would eventually come to see that the division of labor actually made people especially dependent on each other for survival. Durkheim also felt that once individuals came to this realization, they would make sure that their fellow citizens had adequate food, housing and shelter. With this in mind, write about the people you know who live in American society. Do they understand that humans are especially dependent upon each other for their survival or do they think that their survival is predicated upon their own individual endeavors.? Do these individuals care about the well-being of their fellow citizens, or do they believe that “God helps those who help themselves?”Durkheim surmised that people who were disconnected from the people around them were more likely to commit suicide than people who were connected with others. Do you think this is true? Do you know of anyone who is extremely depressed because she or he has little connection to others?