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Creativity is often celebrated publicly, yet many institutions continue rewarding conformity, predictability, and professional legibility.
In this episode of The Dignity Negotiation, Dr. Yong Zhao joins The Dignity Accord to explore education, institutional control, AI, divergence, and the kinds of human beings modern systems quietly produce.
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