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He defines synchronicity as social willingness to follow rules, using traffic, subway seats, and public trash as examples of cohesion and trust.
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He defines synchronicity as social willingness to follow rules, using traffic, subway seats, and public trash as examples of cohesion and trust.
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"We will want to kill, okay? And so, in other words, one idea in this AI model is that there is a fundamental underlying..."
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"For children? For pregnant women? Okay? When you go to the park, do people actually pick up garbage and throw it in the garbage..."
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"...So, what mattered back then was about social cohesion, social capital, social trust. And now what matters is just numbers. How much does this..."
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