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Jiang's mechanism for how shared stories let people cooperate without explicit conspiracy, preserving deniability and reducing friction.
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unconscious coordination
Jiang's mechanism for how shared stories let people cooperate without explicit conspiracy, preserving deniability and reducing friction.
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He extends his game-theory formula into religion: eschatology supplies unconscious coordination, allowing secrecy, deniability, and frictionless cooperation better than explicit conspiracies.
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"...that have a momentum of their own. Scripts that allow for unconscious coordination. Scripts that present roles for individuals to audition for. So, just..."
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"But with an unconscious coronation, which is what an eschatology provides, that allows for secrecy, possible deniability, and frictionless cooperation. And that's why eschatologies..."
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"to be able to work with others in a secretive, unconscious, coordinated manner in order to achieve certain goals. And that's what eschatology provides...."
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The episode's pressure is not that religion sometimes decorates politics.
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