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Drawing on Spengler, Jiang argues that civilizations are meant to be born, rise, and die, and that civilizational death is not only normal but often necessary for renewal.
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Civilizations
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"...I'll refer to Oswald Spengler here right for Oswald Spengler a civilization is no different from a human life it's meant to be born..."
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"So, I think all civilizations, they should die at some point, because then it allows for innovation, human creativity to flourish. The problem with..."
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The host begins by asking how Jiang became a public analyst and ends by asking how history itself gets rewritten.
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