Why does the speaker believe elitism needs defending?
Author Joel Stein On Sticking Up For The ‘Intellectual Elite’

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To support the boat elites.
To promote wealth and power.
To restore appreciation for expertise and education.
Because everyone loves the elite.
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What distinguishes intellectual elites from 'boat elites' according to the speaker?
Intellectual elites are less educated than boat elites.
Both groups are primarily concerned with money.
Boat elites are more influential in academia.
Intellectual elites focus on ideas, while boat elites focus on wealth.
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What was the speaker's initial expectation of the people in Miami, Texas?
That they would be indifferent to politics.
That they would be wealthy and elitist.
That they would be racist and uninformed.
That they would be well-educated and open-minded.
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How did the locals in Miami, Texas, feel about their current situation?
They were optimistic about the future.
They were indifferent to changes.
They felt discriminated against and losing power.
They felt empowered and in control.
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What is the speaker's main takeaway from their journey and interactions?
That elitism is no longer relevant.
That the economy is collapsing.
That everyone should become intellectual elites.
That the political climate is absurd and needs balance.
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Who are some of the public figures mentioned in the speaker's discussions on elitism?
Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos
Barack Obama and Joe Biden
Tucker Carlson and Scott Adams
Oprah Winfrey and Ellen DeGeneres
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What tone does the speaker aim to use in their book about elitism?
Serious and academic
Angry and confrontational
Humorous and attention-grabbing
Indifferent and neutral
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