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Rise

Societies rise when elites let managers motivate workers through democracy, openness, meritocracy, and innovation, then decline as elite children engage in rent seeking and steal from the corporation.

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Summary model in the 2025-08-22 lecture.

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Societies rise when elites let managers motivate workers through democracy, openness, meritocracy, and innovation, then decline as elite children engage in rent seeking and steal from the corporation.

Definitions in the 2025-08-22 lecture.

definition

Rise means improvement, decline means stagnation or slight worsening, and collapse means society is about to fall apart.

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Collapse Is Sudden

2025-08-22, day precision · Secret History #2: How Societies Collapse

Transcript

"...again, this is the model we're working with to explain the rise and fall of societies. At first, in this system, the elite families..."

Collapse Is Sudden

2025-08-22, day precision · Secret History #2: How Societies Collapse

Transcript

"The corporation runs into trouble, and the managers are forced to coerce the people, which leads to greater conflict. And eventually, over time, the..."

Collapse Is Sudden

2025-08-22, day precision · Secret History #2: How Societies Collapse

Transcript

"...so far. And discuss what is it that allows societies to rise and fall. So, we'll look at three phases. The rise, the decline,..."

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