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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.
He predicts a gerontocratic world will respond to viruses with lockdowns because old people prioritize safety from germs.
Maintaining health, happiness, and safety requires communicating with the other world and keeping it happy.
"...people want growth. But elderly people care first and foremost about safety. Young people are open -minded. Mature people want consensus. Meaning, they want..."
"And so, what does that mean? Well, it means that the world will go into lockdown. Whenever there's a virus, guess what? We're all..."
"...for us to maintain our health and our happiness and our safety, we must always communicate with this other world and make sure they're..."
"...internet basically as an age verification. They tell us it's about safety, but it's all about control. This is the control grid that's coming..."
"...have to maximize output. And so it's possible they didn't neglect safety measures because they're at capacity. That's a second factor. The third factor..."
"...Bloch was instructed to find Josef Yitzhak and bring him to safety. Wow. The Nazis, okay, dispatched their own soldiers to find this guy..."
"...is a government ensures you three rights. We will protect your safety. We'll make sure you won't die. Okay? We will make sure you..."
"...my consent that we are then convinced by the same Docker safety that the world is governed by very different personage from those who..."
"...running away from his brother and he's and he finds um safety with laban and he offers to work for laban but laban said..."
"...students. I am sorry that I've hurt and harmed the psychological safety of our students. We must, and we will do better. Okay? He's..."
"...and because there are too many immigrants coming to england everyone's safety is at stake so as you can see these protests were extremely..."
"...be tracked. Um, in 2003, Britain passed something called the Online Safety Act. And the idea is, if you say anything bad online, you..."
Western decline looks like immigration crisis, unaffordable housing, assisted death, fake prosperity, debt, surveillance, and war.
For most of human history, Jiang argues, humans were peaceful, egalitarian, and artistic because the forest, animals, ancestors, and spirit world were not scenery.
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