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The same abuse-then-belonging principle is said to operate in gangs, cartels, child armies, and secret societies.
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The same abuse-then-belonging principle is said to operate in gangs, cartels, child armies, and secret societies.
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Banking cartels reduce risk by pooling reserves and by coordinating political violence against kings who refuse repayment.
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"...gangs in America or anywhere in the world, okay, these drug cartels in Mexico, they use the same principles as the Spartans, okay? These..."
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"...would they do? What they would do is they would create cartels. Cartels are just partnerships. So, maybe this bank works with another bank,..."
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The first Secret History class starts with Kant and ends with alchemy.
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