The second worldview creates powerlessness by preventing collective action: if problems are inside the individual, people cannot identify with others or change society together.
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Powerlessness
The second worldview creates powerlessness by preventing collective action: if problems are inside the individual, people cannot identify with others or change society together.
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A worldview that locates all problems inside the individual prevents collective identification and collective action.
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"So, the problem with number two is you're incapable of collective action because you think all the source of your problem is the individual..."
"...benefits, but what's another benefit? Okay. The other benefit is this. Powerlessness. It makes you powerless. Why? This system is designed to make you..."
"So the problem with number two is you are incapable of collective action because you think all sorts of your problems will change the..."
"...benefits but what's another benefit? Okay. The other benefit is this, powerlessness. It makes you powerless. Why? This system is designed to make you..."
"...also alienation alienation just means a sense of power layer of powerlessness lessness okay you lack agency these changes are happening so fast and..."
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The first Secret History class begins with Kant and ends with alchemy.
The first Secret History class starts with Kant and ends with alchemy.
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