A student links Jiang's meritocracy critique to earlier lecture arguments against pure logic: both promise ideal solutions while ignoring something deeper in human life.
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"...and through logic or pure meritocracy we will come to some ideal solution but we see both with meritocracy and the idea of logic..."
"...And so, I mean, like like like that would be the ideal solution. And that's then that would save Western civilization and bring people..."
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