Jiang's recurring principle that conversion and cultural change unfold slowly over generations.
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culture is persistent
Jiang's recurring principle that conversion and cultural change unfold slowly over generations.
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"...slow because as I keep on saying in this class culture is persistent."
"...these secret societies were founded and that's why they've been so persistent and so successful over the centuries right so now the question is..."
"...British are superior sea people, okay? The British are much more persistent and the British have a much greater population. The British are like..."
"...They could write everything down. And, they were tenacious. They were persistent. Because again, they think they're doing God's work. This is a crusade...."
"...time, people recognize that resistance is futile. These people are so persistent, they will figure out the truth. And then they'll punish the Cathars...."
"...as I discussed in this class, cultural values are the most persistent part of who you are. Why? Because it's part of your subconscious...."
"...as I keep on explaining to you in this class, culture is persistent. People do not want to change their cultures. So it's a..."
"...make sense to you guys? Okay? And this is a pretty persistent thing throughout the world, okay? So that's why Constantine made the move..."
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