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Jiang models the village-to-city transition as an abstraction shift: village life is emotionally embedded and purposeful, while city life is regulated by money and clocks.
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Jiang models the village-to-city transition as an abstraction shift: village life is emotionally embedded and purposeful, while city life is regulated by money and clocks.
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"And Freud, okay? So to summarize the main ideas, Freud believes that our sexual urges is what underpins our identity as well as civilization...."
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"...when we moved to the cities, it is money and the clock that regulates our life. And it's still true today, right? So when..."
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"...Suss Kiever continued on in circle until we run out the clock after 45 minutes. I try with little success to get. More concrete..."
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"...a madman. He's killing his own people. We can run the clock back however far you want. You know, in 1971, Salvador Allende is..."
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"...for blatant corruption. Right. Right. So that's a point. Two o 'clock, two to two and three."
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"...early in the morning. Okay? They get up at 4 o 'clock in the morning. But just because you get up at 4 o..."
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"...to do okay people were like you know at 5 o 'clock we're going to have dinner um at pizza hud okay people won't..."
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"...so hard, man, because he'll get up at like five o 'clock in the morning, exercise. The food he eats is the most nutritious..."
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"...campaign season he would get about like four or five o 'clock in the morning do a lot of tweets watch a lot of..."
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"...these changes changes are dehumanizing right you'll be coming just a clock and machine you're becoming no more than a machine in today's world..."
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"...work from nine to five. You get up at six o 'clock in the morning, okay? You get up at seven o 'clock, then..."
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"...when we moved to the cities, it is money and the clock that regulates our life. And it's still true today, right? So when..."
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