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The kibbutz system failed because it required inhabitants to act against natural human instincts like family bonding and merit-based competition.

“So it was a a really great and noble ideal but it required doing things that run right against the grain of human nature.”

Triggernometry · May 2026 · 1 episode · 493K views on this topic

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