diagnosis
Jiang diagnoses contemporary young men as socially and economically noncontributing because they are absorbed by gambling, pornography, video games, and empty college life rather than useful skill formation.
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College
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...this is a disaster for the country. Young men go to college. And for four years, they drink beer and watch football games and..."
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"...this is a disaster for the country. Young men go to college. And for four years, they drink beer and watch football games and..."
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"And then you have a national draft to teach you skills that you will need in order to contribute more effectively to the economy...."
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"to play video games spend all their money on only fans and gamble everything on bitcoin okay and they don't really know anything useful..."
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