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Jack Ma’s error, in Jiang’s reading, was believing wealth and popularity could let him question central authority.
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Jack Ma’s error, in Jiang’s reading, was believing wealth and popularity could let him question central authority.
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He reports being monitored heavily in China and having been told by school leadership to remove a Substack essay that mentioned China.
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"Right. So when President Xi came into power, there's a real concern among Chinese economists that the economy was overheated, meaning, to put it..."
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"You can't question the authority of the government. And Jack Ma, he was the richest man in China. He was the most popular man..."
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"I work at a school. I'm I'm employed by the school. They have legal responsibility for me. And there was one time when I..."
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