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Admissions refusal to disclose why someone was accepted or rejected.
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secrecy
Admissions refusal to disclose why someone was accepted or rejected.
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Their dialogue must operate as both public language and private language because hostile servants and suitor spies may overhear them.
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Factional politics requires cheating inside a bureaucracy, so successful factions must solve secrecy, trust, and coordination through secret-society structures.
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Jiang defines the strongest organization through hierarchy, purpose, selflessness, love, money, secrecy, discipline, energy, and negative emotions generated by sin.
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Transgression is defined as breaking taboos, social norms, and social laws; Jiang proposes that greater transgression creates greater cohesion and synchronicity because secrecy becomes necessary for survival.
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Because the pyramid had to appear as God on earth, Jiang argues its builders would preserve mystery by destroying models or records so later people saw it as a divine gift rather than a reproducible technique.
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"At the mind level, okay, this is really important. At the mind level, they are afraid of each other, but they long for each..."
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"stranger prove to me that you actually know my husband okay so uh can you read uh ivory"
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"...to solve three problems, okay? Three problems. These three problems are secrecy, trust, and coronation. Remember, in theory, everyone has to obey the bureaucracy,..."
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"...certain aspects of secret societies. The first is the idea of secrecy. How do you do that? Well, you do that through the idea..."
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"And what St. Zevi and Jacob Frank says is like, by sinning, by going against the laws of man, by being shunned by your..."
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"...other. We let us pursue a material victory. They love money, secrecy, discipline, energy, and motivation. Okay? Self -hatred, fear, anger, jealousy. Okay? And..."
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"...two key concepts. The first key concept is the idea of secrecy, okay? Secrecy just means like, I'll never tell you why I let..."
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"forces these five to work together okay so if you are the first to work together you're gets you get screwed in the process..."
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"of taboos the breaking of social norms the breaking of social laws transgression okay so let's study this concept so the idea is that..."
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"We're going to play a joke on the school. We're going to cover all the rooms with toilet paper. It's a joke, it's a..."
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"...God and Earth, right? So there has to be mystery and secrecy around the building of the pyramid, right? So as I said, what..."
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"...slowly, you climb the ladder, okay? And this is to maintain secrecy. Trust. How do you get people to trust each other? Well, you..."
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