He argues the U.S. system is represented as a democracy with innovation strengths but polarization as weakness, and outlines a technate strategy led by AI and expert control.
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Political System
He argues the U.S.
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He argues that the political system matters less than available mobility: both 1950s America and 1950s China could motivate hard work when people believed advancement was possible.
Jiang defines Iran's president as more like the country's CEO while the Ayatollah is the real sovereign authority, representing God and the Quran and holding ultimate veto power.
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"...iran and israel all right okay so the united states the political system of course is a democracy and this is both good and..."
"...it from the world okay so that is um the american political system the grand strategy the grand strategy is called greater north america..."
"to create unity in um greater north america and the theory that they use is something called the technate right the idea of the..."
"Okay. Yeah. Okay, look, you're absolutely right. So social mobility is really the best form of governance, right? As long as you enable people..."
"system, not a capitalist system, even though it was a command economy rather than democracy, people worked really hard because they thought that by..."
"...see as Khamenei's prodigy, will become the Ayatollah. Now, the Iranian political system, it's kind of strange because it's an Islamic republic. And what..."
"Exactly. Iran has a very unusual political system in that it's a theocracy. It's a religious government. It's run by clerics called the mullahs,..."
"...okay? Okay. All right. This is the key. This is the political system of the United States, which is democracy. And there are certain..."
"So this is the political system, okay? Democracy. Now, let's look at the queen. What's the queen? The queen is what I refer to..."
"...with the russian system in the russian system the king the political system is an autocracy and an autocracy is good because it allows..."
"...Aviv and Jerusalem don't get along. Okay? So that is the political system of Israel. The grand strategy of Israel is called the greater..."
"...seen over the years right exactly so so this is a political system of the iranians their grand strategy is to unite the muslim..."
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