Jiang says social structures are rigid because people usually play the game of fitting into their environment.
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Jiang says social structures are rigid because people usually play the game of fitting into their environment.
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"And that's why social structures are extremely rigid. Because the game they're playing is often just to fit into their environment. Okay? Does that..."
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