The Loss of the Stable State
The Reith Lectures
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Belief in the Stable State
Belief in the stable state is deeply ingrained in individuals, manifesting in the way people identify themselves, their regional identity, family background, organizational affiliations, academic disciplines, values, and technological progress. Declarations about occupation, origin, and affiliations are not seen as temporary but as enduring aspects of one's identity. This belief in stability serves as a defense mechanism against uncertainty and provides a sense of security in a rapidly changing world.
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