Jiang says meritocracy is a winner-take-all, unforgiving culture in which only the best are appreciated and everyone else is effectively discarded.
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Winner take all
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"winner takes all unforgiving culture right well dante and guido are competing to be the best poet in italy and right now who who's..."
"...each other but here in Florence at this time it's winner -take -all it's it's yes but"
"...everyone's looking to basically kill each other, because it's a winner -take -all system, okay? So this is very traumatic, and it makes you..."
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