A social order where the majority is forced to worship or submit to a minority; Jiang treats it as conquest vulnerability.
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strict hierarchy
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"...what the implication of this is, whenever society has an extremely strict hierarchy, where the majority are forced to worship minority, it makes the..."
"...how much weapons you have, as long as you have a strict hierarchy, it becomes the ultimate weakness of a society. Okay? You become..."
"a very strict hierarchy and to say that uh the person with all the money has no authority over me uh the person with..."
"...are the characteristics of a really strong organization. They have a strict hierarchy."
"...divine bureaucracy, okay? And what it does is establish a very strict hierarchy. So the idea of the church is that God is distant,..."
"...Okay? So it's more like a franchise model rather than a strict hierarchy. This is important because Paul will take the system and from..."
"...the time you hit Paul Christianity, it's anti -woman, it's a strict hierarchy, and it's orthodoxy, okay? So in other words, you may have..."
"...then you have money. And, but as this civilization develops, a strict hierarchy emerges. And the hierarchy goes against the natural order. Also remember..."
"...grew, is by marrying itself to power. Christianity had a very strict hierarchy. And that enabled it to be co -opted by the power..."
"Now, traditionally, militaries have been very strict hierarchies, and there are good reasons for this, okay? You have to enforce order and discipline, right?..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
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