A regime form Jiang reads through Arendt as destroying individual judgment and the distinction between fact and fiction.
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Totalitarianism
A regime form Jiang reads through Arendt as destroying individual judgment and the distinction between fact and fiction.
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Jiang extends Arendt's description of totalitarianism to bureaucracy generally: all governments and bureaucracies tend toward totalitarianism because that is how they justify their existence.
Jiang presents Arendt's totalitarianism thesis as the destruction of individual judgment until people can no longer distinguish fact from fiction or true from false.
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"two regimes are religious cults they're evil cults and they have three defining characteristics okay the first is that they're removed from reality they..."
"...meaning that over time all governments all bureaucracies will tend towards totalitarianism because they have that's the only way they can justify their existence..."
"...Hannah Arendt and she wrote a book called The Origins of Totalitarianism. It is a fantastic book by the way. It's, it's one of..."
"...destroyed the idea of the individual. And that's what allowed for totalitarianism to arise in these states. Okay? This is Karl Popper. And Karl..."
"...make sense all right let's move on to the origins of totalitarianism by hannah rand hannah rand is the 20th century's one of the..."
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