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High-modernist bureaucracy becomes arrogant because it is a monopoly; it imposes planning, rejects criticism, weakens civil society, and therefore withers and fails.
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Civil Society
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...who has a YouTube channel online. I don't belong to any civil society. I don't have any power. I don't belong to any powerful..."
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Chinese society trusts test scores over teacher recommendations, qualitative measures, and institutions because Gaokao bypasses low institutional trust.
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"Okay? That's the correct answer. Alright? You believe that you are an individual with individual aspirations, ambitions, with a past, with a history. The..."
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"...It imposes its will on people. Okay? Which creates a weak civil society. And if, as an organization, you're not getting feedback, you're not..."
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"...is the Chinese don't really trust institutions. There's a lack of civil society in China. There's a lack of institutional trust. So the idea..."
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"Exactly. So again, the issue is that China is a very large country, huge population with very limited education resources. Peking and Tsinghua are..."
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"...who has a YouTube channel online. I don't belong to any civil society. I don't have any power. I don't belong to any powerful..."
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"...the eschatological element. Where you have a lot of the. The civil societies, the, the free masons, uh, the Jesuits, the 17th, 17th Frank..."
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"So an empire is a nexus of organized crime, civil societies, intelligence agencies, the most evil, powerful people in the world. So now that..."
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"...illegal immigrants in order to corrupt America, in order to destroy civil society in America. These globalists also have, in a school curriculum, infested..."
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"...people simple enough to believe him was the real founder of civil society okay so we have society because some people want property private..."
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Shanghai can win PISA and still not prove that its schools are forming whole people.
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