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Jiang argues that rising euthanasia deaths and faster approval windows in Canada show death becoming a first resort rather than a last resort.
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Bureaucratization
Jiang argues that rising euthanasia deaths and faster approval windows in Canada show death becoming a first resort rather than a last resort.
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Jiang calls Western academic thinking the bureaucratization of the imagination: claims must be backed by evidence, logic, and experience, producing process-oriented system thinking.
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"...is one major sign of decline in society is the over -bureaucratization of society. The government interferes in everything. Okay? This is the actual..."
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",000. Okay? So the numbers are going up really rapidly. Why? Well, because if you want to kill yourself, they won't stop you. This..."
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"All right. Why are people killing themselves? So if you see, the number of approval rates have been going way up. It seems as..."
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"...build a bureaucracy, right? This is bureaucratic thinking. This is the bureaucratization of the imagination, okay? You're not allowed to say things without evidence..."
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Western decline looks like immigration crisis, unaffordable housing, assisted death, fake prosperity, debt, surveillance, and war.
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