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Treachery is devastating because it blinds the person to the possibility of love and thereby permits the most evil acts.
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Treachery is devastating because it blinds the person to the possibility of love and thereby permits the most evil acts.
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Jiang defines strategic hubris as blindness to one's own limits, opponents' strategy, and the broader geopolitical picture.
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"And so that's what, that's why treachery is so devastating. Because it blinds you. It blinds you to the possibility of love. Okay? It..."
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"...and what hubris is in military strategy is the idea of blindness so you are blind to the fact of your own limitations you..."
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"...this leads to the idea of hubris. Okay? Hubris is just blindness to your own arrogance, a violent arrogance that makes you make silly..."
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"...the problems are. With faith, you might have an issue of blindness. Okay? Or zealotry. Where you're not afraid to die, but that means..."
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