The Yale-style formation Jiang says gave credentials and blind spots but did not explain recent political crises.
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elite education
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Jiang frames Chinese students' pursuit of English, U.S. dollars, and Western immigration as a historically constructed game rather than natural self-interest.
Elite universities can train rigid thinking that inhibits empathy, curiosity, and psychological understanding; passionate self-taught historians may understand history better than credentialed academics.
The Academy and Aristotle are presented as institutional channels that packaged, promoted, and spread Plato's influence through elite education and Greek culture.
Jiang says elite schools such as Yale can produce a programmed liberal mindset; he cites his own 2016 TDS as evidence.
Jiang says Harvard and Yale graduate authority-pleasers who believe ends justify means and lack moral conviction.
He argues that future human development requires making school systems more democratic and accessible, so every student can access elite education.
Jiang says elite education teaches people out of religion, but his later studies made him think religious and ancient-civilizational frameworks are indispensable rather than primitive residue.
Jiang says his elite Yale education failed him because it could not prepare him to understand Trump's 2016 victory, COVID, or the Ukraine war.
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"what does the youth do look i completely agree with dave i think first of all the best thing about america the thing that..."
"i had tds and the reason why is that you know um i went to yale i said at yale and so i have..."
"about trump he did win democratically in 2016 in the republican um primary okay the the republicans ran a democracy whereas the democrats did..."
"...I got a full scholarship to Yale College. And in my education career, I've become very skeptical about the meritocracy. I think that if..."
"So challenging us to design a more equitable system for everybody."
"...life, like two years ago, because I had a very classical education. And what an elite education does is it educates you out of..."
"back to go by tepe and so where we what we what we're doing for the rest of this time it's hard for me..."
"...English major at Yale. And so I had a very traditional elite education and, um, eventually I discovered that in life, this elite education...."
"...a much more, um, coherent understanding of the world than the elite education. The elite education I received at Yale was very, um, it..."
"You know, unfortunately, I think. That if you are educated in America, you know, I went to Yale, Yale, and so I know a..."
"Yeah. I mean, like there's different skin color, but if you actually look at the ideas that they engage with in a classroom, it's..."
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