Jiang's image for a society with many retirees, few children, no workers, and a collapsed economy.
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zombie society
Jiang's image for a society with many retirees, few children, no workers, and a collapsed economy.
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A society that continues functioning without soul, spirit, purpose, or care.
Weber's three possible responses to capitalist decline are nothingness or zombie society, theocratic return, and new prophets who channel anti-capitalist discontent.
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"Okay? That is a zombie society where no one works and everyone just I don't know walks around the park every day. No one..."
"...response is nothingness. In which case, guess what? We become a zombie society. A zombie society just means that we just go on day..."
"Okay, that's a great question, okay? Okay, so these are social scientists. And the thing about social scientists is they feel their responsibility is..."
"...now, okay, our two paths ahead of us is either a zombie society or a return to a theocracy. And so if I'm a..."
"...path. It didn't work, okay? We don't want to become a zombie society. So the only path ahead of us is to become a..."
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The Protestant Reformation begins as liberation from priest, pope, and ritual.
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