Psychological condition in which people believe the conqueror is invincible, demonic, or divine and therefore obey.
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aura of inevitability
Psychological condition in which people believe the conqueror is invincible, demonic, or divine and therefore obey.
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The conquest toolkit for poorer or fewer outsiders is escalation dominance, terror, and an aura of inevitability or invincibility, which lets them win psychologically before they win materially.
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"...terror among the population. The third is the idea of aura of inevitability. And invincibility, okay? You want people to think you are the..."
"...so. And so this created escalation dominance, terror, and the aura of inevitability and invincibility, okay? Doesn't make sense, guys. This is how, this..."
"Because of human sacrifice. And they had the aura of inevitability, and invincibility. This is how they're able to control millions of people, even..."
"...towards enlightenment, to rationality, to truth, and to justice. So... The inevitability of history, of human development, is towards paradise, towards heaven. And maybe,..."
"...humans to be creative as a species death must be an inevitability okay does that make sense so you can you can say that..."
"...that history is a linear process. It's a straight line of inevitability of progress. But that's not true. Okay? History repeats itself. That's the..."
"...militarily on the battlefield. And this sort of destroys the aura of inevitability and invincibility. That the Mongols had for the longest time. Okay?..."
"...is the most important, is they had to create an aura of inevitability and invincibility. At this time, people were literally telling people these..."
"...conquer so much territory so fast because they had this aura of inevitability and invincibility. And most people just gave up. They just paid..."
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