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Young societies are open regardless of formal ideology; Jiang claims both 1950s America and 1950s China were open because criticism was encouraged and talent could rise.
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Young societies are open regardless of formal ideology; Jiang claims both 1950s America and 1950s China were open because criticism was encouraged and talent could rise.
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"But that's a good question. Any more questions before I continue? Okay. So, let us summarize what we've learned so far. And discuss what..."
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"...most young societies are open societies. Okay? So, for example, in 1950s, America was a democracy, right? China was communist. But, this is really..."
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"...is, guys, World War II worked out great for us. The 1950s worked out great for us because what was the 1950s? The 1950s..."
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"...and billions of dollars on the Manhattan Project. And in the 1950s, we have this tremendous wave of innovation, right, including the transistor, including..."
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"...I encountered this all the time. Um, but you know, in 1950s, C. Wright Mills wrote a book called the power elite, and he..."
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"...U.S. dollars, okay? And so this worked really well in the 1950s under something called the Marshall Plan, okay? The Marshall Plan. Same idea..."
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"...is interconnected, okay? This is a pretty stark chart, where in 1950, it was considered a tremendous luxury to fly. You had to be..."
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"...what system you have, okay? So the example is, okay, American 1950s was a democracy and there's a lot of social mobility. And so..."
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"...more money than their own people. And so, in 1913 to 1950, the average income of Indians don't really change that much, okay? But..."
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"...social control so so there's a program called MK ultra sorry 1950s and 60s led by a cameras called Sydney goblet okay and the..."
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"...best scientists in the world. 1933, same thing. You go to 1950, same thing. In fact, by 1975, Germany is still dominant. The United..."
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"...You guys all know McDonald's, right? Well, guess what? In the 1950s, McDonald's was one restaurant. It was the best restaurant in California. It..."
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