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Jiang models age cohorts as political temperaments: young people want change and creativity, mature people want gradual growth and consensus, and elderly people become reactionary, safety-first, and stubborn.
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Jiang models age cohorts as political temperaments: young people want change and creativity, mature people want gradual growth and consensus, and elderly people become reactionary, safety-first, and stubborn.
"Now, maybe in school, maybe you've been taught, maybe at home you've been taught that old people are wise. They're tolerant. They're generous. They're..."
Western decline looks like immigration crisis, unaffordable housing, assisted death, fake prosperity, debt, surveillance, and war.
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