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He also humorously points out the hypocrisy of nepotism in the left’s celebration of diversity, contrasting it with their secret preference for elitist, inherited advantages—an irony underscored by the fact that many in power on the left get into prestigious institutions through connections.
The Collapse of Hollywood and Cultural Institutions
Adam discusses the decline of awards shows like the Oscars, attributing the decreasing ratings to political correctness and identity politics, which alienate mainstream audiences. He contrasts this with the Super Bowl, a purely merit-based competition that still holds universality and popularity, suggesting that meritocracy remains a fundamental driver of audience engagement.