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What did a reporter mean when he said there was a “revolution of the public mind”?

What did a reporter mean when he said there was a “revolution of the public mind”?
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What did a reporter mean when he said there was a “revolution of the public mind”?

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The reporter meant that through the economy of the people around him, there is a conflict that no one at the moment can resolve.
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