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 The continuous cycle in which each generation brainwashes the successor generations into believing and conforming to the worldview of their predecessors. The continuous cycle in which each generation brainwashes the successor generations into believing and conforming to the worldview of their predecessors.
  
-This effect can't be avoided due to the nature of human development. Anyone under the age of 12 doesn't have the cognitive capability to defend themselves against logical fallacies and social propaganda. Regardless of intent, each generation will indoctrinate their successors. The remedy for this cycle is to unteach (deprogram) everyone after the age of 12 so they can modify their own worldview in order to become mature adults.+This effect can't be avoided due to the nature of human development. Anyone under the age of 12 doesn't have the cognitive capability to defend themselves against logical fallacies and social propaganda. Regardless of intent, each generation will indoctrinate their successors. The remedy for this cycle is to unteach (deprogram) everyone above the age of 12 so they can modify their own worldview in order to become mature adults.
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