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Jiang applies a general model of civilizational internal tension to the IVC: elite overproduction creates class conflict, while rat utopia creates conflict between old and young.
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Internal Tension
Jiang applies a general model of civilizational internal tension to the IVC: elite overproduction creates class conflict, while rat utopia creates conflict between old and young.
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"They start also migrating to the rest of India. To the Ganges. Okay? As well, because of this climate change, the IVC itself is..."
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"Okay? Or it could be internally among the families. Okay? But there's going to be some social tension going on. The other social tension..."
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"...other hand the other force that's driving this conflict is the internal Tensions within these countries. So before we looked at the idea of..."
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"...Meaning that it was wracked by all these internal revolts and internal tensions, and it was only because of its size and inertia that..."
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A source-grounded reading of the episode's central claim: the Indus Valley was a peaceful trade civilization whose lost religion may survive as the Indian nostalgia for oneness, false reality, and liberation without the gatekeeper.
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