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n this episode, we explore the Shanrang system, which challenges conventional notions of hereditary succession by passing power to individuals based on their talent and moral character, rather than their bloodline. While it may seem idealistic, we question the feasibility of such a system in historical times, considering the potential threats and conspiracies that could arise from ambitious heirs.
As we examine the similarities and differences between the Shanrang system and modern democracy, we touch upon the notion that power has the potential to corrupt individuals. We discuss the intricate dynamics of power in our daily lives, such as in schools, workplaces, and society at large.
Join us as we unravel the historical context, the virtues, and the shortcomings of the Shanrang system.
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