Jiang argues that American popular culture and Hollywood have effectively brainwashed young people around the world and have been especially effective in China.
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Popular culture
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...from from the generals right and it's something that's reinforced in popular culture where you know you go back to the um osama bin..."
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"is callus right okay um she's right so so let me explain why the American system is really really clever okay 1980s um China..."
"uh it has Hollywood it has this popular culture that's been able to brainwash a lot of young people around the world and it's..."
"...from from the generals right and it's something that's reinforced in popular culture where you know you go back to the um osama bin..."
"...so our, so this understanding of the mind becomes reflected in popular culture, okay? Back to McCall Buchanan, he tells us that to be..."
"influenced by American popular culture probably a lot but how much okay also whatever influence that you have you still also have your own..."
"...Chinese person, that person could probably tell you more about American popular culture than he or she can talk about his own, you know,..."
"...a lot of elite Jews have already acclimatized, assimilated into the popular culture. And in 1894, he was arrested and accused of being a..."
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