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				<title>002 Afghanistan. Stolen Subjectivity</title>
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				<description>Afghanistan became the second civilizational case study within The Asterisk Problem. This research investigates the mechanisms that allow societies to lose the ability to protect their own children, dismantle institutions of responsibility, and transform human beings into resources for survival.</description>
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