y Mao Zedong and making money. But as new generations emerge that have no firsthand recollection of Mao's deprivations, this will not be enough. As Abraham Maslow famously posited in his "Hierarchy of Needs," after food, water, shelter and basic physiological necessities are met, humans will demand more. Thin

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