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The host's historical analogy for a temporary permission structure that encourages free expression before punishing the people who reveal themselves.
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Hundred Flowers Campaign
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The host proposes that contemporary social media may function like a digital Hundred Flowers Campaign by encouraging candid speech now in order to identify troublesome people for later repression.
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"...to ask you a question about, you're familiar with the hundred flowers campaign? I'm not."
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"It's like the idea where like the Chinese government allowed people to kind of speak freely about their opinions and before like cracking down...."
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"Absolutely. Yeah. It's just, it's, it's interesting that a hundred flowers campaign example, most people are unaware, but I guess the idea was that..."
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