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How Power Works in Your Daily Life: The Hidden Tech You Never Notice (Li Meng's Master Thesis)
The Technology of Power in Everyday Life
You think power is just elections, bosses, and governments? Think again. In this video, we dive into Li Meng's groundbreaking master thesis, 'The Technology of Power in Everyday Life.' It reveals the invisible, micro-level tactics that control you without you even knowing: from how you stand in line to how you talk about problems. This isn't about big events or famous people; it's about the small, everyday 'technologies' of power that shape your reality. We'll explore why traditional sociology got power wrong, how Foucault and others saw it as a 'strategy of relationships' not a possession, and why your body and daily routines are the real battlegrounds. Watch to uncover the hidden power grid you live in every second. This is a mind-blowing trip into the sociology of the mundane.
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