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Jiang's description of poverty as manufactured suffering that motivates people to work for money.
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artificial misery
Jiang's description of poverty as manufactured suffering that motivates people to work for money.
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Glossary
Jiang's phrase for poverty and suffering manufactured to make people desire money and work.
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diagnosis
Poverty exists, in Jiang's model, because powerful people need artificial misery to make money feel valuable and to make work feel necessary.
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"...to make you want to get money, I need to create artificial misery. Do you understand? Right? If there weren't poor people, you wouldn't..."
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"The one who has, don't want to share the same."
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"...to make you want to get money i need to create artificial misery you understand right if there weren't poor people you wouldn't want..."
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The first Secret History class begins with Kant and ends with alchemy.
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The first Secret History class starts with Kant and ends with alchemy.
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