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Jay argues that Western myth-makers are losing credibility because their stories no longer make people feel safe, morally good, economically secure, or happy.
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Jay argues that Western myth-makers are losing credibility because their stories no longer make people feel safe, morally good, economically secure, or happy.
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"but it's something ridiculous like that yeah it's stronger than religion it's it's it's it's like the biggest marker for that um yeah i..."
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"hey if this genocide on my phone is necessary for me to live this comfortable life in ohio i'm out i don't want this..."
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"That world doesn't feel safe anymore. They don't believe that myth, believing the nightly news is keeping them safe anymore, because certainly their economy..."
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