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<div>Anecdotally, it seems to me I’ve seen an increase in “individualistic” practices across the orthodox spectrum [e.g., davening at one’s own pace with less concern as to where the tzibbur is up to (shma, shmoneh esrai, chazarat hashatz . . .), being obvious
about using a different nusach hatfila, wearing tfillin at mincha . . .] I’m curious as to whether others have seen this? If yes, any theories as to why? (e.g., outside world seeping in?)</div>
<div>KT<br>
Joel Rich</div>
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