Jiang's educational frame for the developmental step in which a person first becomes an individual before entering richer socialization with others.
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individualization
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Key Notes
Jiang accepts the idea that heaven can be individualized, meaning that one's perception helps constitute what heaven becomes.
He diagnoses school decline as a superstructural effect of wealth generation, inequality, and corruption: cohesion turns into individualization, openness is punished, and energy collapses into hiding and minimal effort.
The first structural problem of today's world is atomization: individualization has weakened families, tribes, and clans and reduced the ability to coordinate for political ends.
He says atomized individuals are weaker than small disciplined organizations, so secret societies gain power in modern societies that celebrate individual freedom but reduce collective coordination.
Jiang agrees with the interviewer's staged account of empathy and maps it onto an educational sequence in which people first become individuals and then learn to socialize properly with others.
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"Yeah, that's very interesting. So what you're saying is that heaven is individualized, meaning that whatever you perceive it is, it becomes. Okay, that's..."
"...people feel under stress. Okay? So rather than cohesion, you have individualization. Individual. Okay? Does that make sense? Where everyone's like, you know what?..."
"Get out of here. You're incompetent. Okay? So you can be like the best person in the world, but if you make a mistake,..."
"So the first thing to note is that Jeffrey Epstein is not unique. You go to any major American city, I guarantee you there..."
"...it's able to solve all three of the structural problems democratization individualization and globalization and that's why I think global societies are specifically powerful..."
"...understanding this is, is, um, you know, what educators call the individualization. Yeah. And, and the socialization process where you first have to become..."
"...Okay? So that's what Asha is. Asha is not just self -individualization, self -truth. It is helping others see the truth for themselves. Okay?..."
"...thought of as like an anthill you know everyone has no individualization they are just working for the system and from our perspective that's..."
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