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The No-Name Revolution with Eric Weinstein
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Eric Weinstein discusses the concept of the "no-name revolution" or N squared revolution, which is characterized by encountering new things and trying to fit them into what is already known. He argues that waiting for this period to be called a civil war is not smart and discusses the abstraction of violence as an abstract class.
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