Jiang says Yale disappointed him because it was oriented toward success, law school, Wall Street, and money rather than open intellectual curiosity.
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Elite institutions
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Jiang says Yale itself taught him that elite institutions are not heavens of brilliance but enlarged versions of ordinary mediocrity with better birth advantages.
Jiang says the main religion binding those institutions together is neoliberalism.
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"And that was not Yale. Yale was very much a school focused, focused on success, on achievement, you know, on on getting to law..."
"Yeah. So I think the greatest shock of Epstein Files is people recognize that the elite, they're not special. They're not smarter. They're not..."
"Yeah. So it's a very complicated question because, um, before you only had one priest class. Right. Um, but nowadays you have different, uh,..."
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