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Durkheim's term, as read by Jiang, for ambition that perpetually exceeds results and cannot reach satisfaction.
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overexcited ambition
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the accumulation of wealth, okay? And this is a problem because overexcited ambitions always exceeds the results that they achieve, whatever these may be,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the accumulation of wealth, okay? And this is a problem because overexcited ambitions always exceeds the results that they achieve, whatever these may be,..."
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"...the accumulation of wealth, okay? And this is a problem because overexcited ambitions always exceeds the results that they achieve, whatever these may be,..."
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"You try to get more and more money to prove your worth to God, but you can't stop. You don't know when to stop,..."
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