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I think you’re missing a lot of historical context. If by “intellectual” you mean cosmopolitan university professors and government administrators then yes. Thi
by tightbookkeeper 2y ago
I think you’re missing a lot of historical context. If by “intellectual” you mean cosmopolitan university professors and government administrators then yes. This also closely associated with internalization, relativism, and Jewish culture.
If by “intellectual” you mean learning, reading, thinking, then no.
- 082349872349872 2y agoThat's a novel thesis; do you have historical examples to provide a basis for believing it? (Starace, above, is already an obvious counterexample)
- tightbookkeeper 2y ago[dead]